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05-Jan-2008, 11:18 AM #1
Hurt or heal, manufacturers
ok each turn some hurts (-1) and Heals (+1) two different computer manufacturing companies. You have to start from the person above you's results. To play simply take the person above you's results select two companies to hurt or heal and post the standing with your edits, making your changes bold to make things easier. everyone companies starts off the game with ten. wen a company hits zero, simply dont include them in the next list.

Apple: 10
Dell: 10
eMachines: 10
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 10
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
Lenovo: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 10
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05-Jan-2008, 05:07 PM #2
Lenovo is IBM btw
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05-Jan-2008, 05:07 PM #3
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ok each turn some hurts (-1) and Heals (+1) two different computer manufacturing companies. You have to start from the person above you's results. To play simply take the person above you's results select two companies to hurt or heal and post the standing with your edits, making your changes bold to make things easier. everyone companies starts off the game with ten. wen a company hits zero, simply dont include them in the next list.

Apple: 10
Dell: 10
eMachines: 10
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 10
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
Lenovo: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 10
Apple: 11
Dell: 10
eMachines: 9
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 10
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
Lenovo: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 10
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11-Jan-2008, 02:36 PM #4
Apple: 11
Dell: 11
eMachines: 8
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 10
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 10
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Apple: 11
Dell: 11
eMachines: 8
AlienWare: 9
HP: 10
GateWay: 11
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 10
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11-Jan-2008, 05:34 PM #6
Apple: 11
Dell: 12
eMachines: 7
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 11
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 9
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Apple: 11
Dell: 12
eMachines: 7
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 11
Sony: 10
Acer: 10
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 10
Toshiba: 9
Apple: 11
Dell: 12
eMachines: 7
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 11
Sony: 10
Acer: 11
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 9
Toshiba: 9
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12-Jan-2008, 06:26 PM #8
Apple: 11
Dell: 12
eMachines: 7
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 12
Sony: 10
Acer: 11
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 9
Toshiba: 8
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12-Jan-2008, 06:32 PM #9
i take it you like Gateways huh
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12-Jan-2008, 10:08 PM #10
sorry to be a killjoy but try not to make posts that dont include the playing of the game. sorry. if ud like u can play again and hurt or heal again, but try not to maske seperate posts because it confuses things
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13-Jan-2008, 01:13 AM #11
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Apple: 11
Dell: 12
eMachines: 7
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 12
Sony: 10
Acer: 11
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 9
Toshiba: 8
Apple: 11
Dell: 11
eMachines: 6
AlienWare: 10
HP: 10
GateWay: 12
Sony: 10
Acer: 11
Panasonic: 10
IBM: 9
Toshiba: 8
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13-Jan-2008, 01:48 AM #12
Apple: 11 -I don't think this one should even be in this list, it's a completely different platform.
Dell: 11 -Dude...
eMachines: 6 -Owned by Gateway. The low budget alternative.
AlienWare: 10 -Great systems, also prone to many many problems.
HP: 10 -Some say they're great, but I see 'em broken a lot.
GateWay: 12 -Yup, I like Gateways. Unfortunately the company is being sold.
Sony: 9 -Ha ha ha ha...
Acer: 11 -I don't know. I've seen a few, but never had to fix one... weird.
Panasonic: 10 -...
IBM: 9 -...
Toshiba: 9 -Toshibas are OK. But they have a rather flimsy design.
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