Originally posted by AtW
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2U Compaq DL380 G3 server up for sale
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I suppose she will have to make up for lack of PhD in passion and great cooking as well as getting into arguement with me only to accept that she was completely and utterly wrong?Originally posted by Lucifer BoxBetter check she has a Ph.D., like your mother.Comment
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All things equal - female bidder wins. Gotto be gentleman, we are in England after all, right?Originally posted by steve'OSo what sexual preference has the Server?
p.s. All things equal but two or more female bidders, then the one with bigger jugs gets it...Comment
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How shallow!
Do you not think that her weight ,rear and legs would count.
After all if you were buying a Server, you would like to know if it would fit into your rack??Comment
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It goes without saying that they would have to pass good standards in this respect.Originally posted by steve'ODo you not think that her weight ,rear and legs would count.Comment
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So, AtW, you do think about totty after all.Autom...Sprow...Canna...Tik banna...Sandwol...But no sera smeeComment
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Dell will do a 1U single 64 bit Intel Xeon (2.8Ghz dual capable) with 1GB ECC DDR2 (400 MHZ) RAM and a 73GB 10K rpm U320 SCSI drive brand new for £739 exc vat and del.
I reckon your server second hand is worth about £800 tops.
I thought cars depreciated fast.Comment
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Oh yeah I know -- but I did not pay £2.5K for it eitherOriginally posted by DimPrawnI reckon your server second hand is worth about £800 tops.
Checked dell and the server close to mine would cost £900 + VAT.Comment
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