Just look at these bad boys rocking out in the name of software development. Truly the Keith Richards' of the Windows 9x kernal world. 
 

Now they're all multi-billionaires...  Who's laughing now? 

Steve Ballmer took some much deserved derision for that video. He's the only one I've met. It was during the Win95 launch, and at the time, I was buying boatloads of PCs for resale in the controls business. My vendor took be to a breakfast with Ballmer. He was an arrogant piece of business even back then.
 
Money doesn't make you smarter. Or a good person.

craigb
Now they're all multi-billionaires...  Who's laughing now? 

Me, for one. 

TheMaartian
Steve Ballmer took some much deserved derision for that video. He's the only one I've met. It was during the Win95 launch, and at the time, I was buying boatloads of PCs for resale in the controls business. My vendor took be to a breakfast with Ballmer. He was an arrogant piece of business even back then.
 
Money doesn't make you smarter. Or a good person.

Money is power and power corrupts.  There's a reason that the widely misquoted verse from 1st Timothy says "Love of money is the root of all evil."  Money is the blood of a healthy society and, as such, must be circulated constantly.  If too much of it gets trapped in one spot causing others to get too little, that's when problems start (pretty much where we are now).

craigb

TheMaartian
Steve Ballmer took some much deserved derision for that video. He's the only one I've met. It was during the Win95 launch, and at the time, I was buying boatloads of PCs for resale in the controls business. My vendor took be to a breakfast with Ballmer. He was an arrogant piece of business even back then.
 
Money doesn't make you smarter. Or a good person.

Money is power and power corrupts.  There's a reason that the widely misquoted verse from 1st Timothy says "Love of money is the root of all evil."  Money is the blood of a healthy society and, as such, must be circulated constantly.  If too much of it gets trapped in one spot causing others to get too little, that's when problems start (pretty much where we are now).

craigb (ITHRN) gets both political and religious in on post.
 
Bravo!
 
Barvo I say.

To me, money is the root of all purchases. 

sharke
To me, money is the root of all purchases. 

And that is the correct use! 

bapu

craigb

TheMaartian
Steve Ballmer took some much deserved derision for that video. He's the only one I've met. It was during the Win95 launch, and at the time, I was buying boatloads of PCs for resale in the controls business. My vendor took be to a breakfast with Ballmer. He was an arrogant piece of business even back then.
 
Money doesn't make you smarter. Or a good person.

Money is power and power corrupts.  There's a reason that the widely misquoted verse from 1st Timothy says "Love of money is the root of all evil."  Money is the blood of a healthy society and, as such, must be circulated constantly.  If too much of it gets trapped in one spot causing others to get too little, that's when problems start (pretty much where we are now).

craigb (ITHRN) gets both political and religious in on post.
 
Bravo!
 
Barvo I say.

Can't stand either (which, as far as I'm concerned, have little to do with fiscally responsible governing or spirituality though).
 
Oh well!

Hi,
 
NP: Beatles: Can't Buy Me Love
 
Just for you farts and joke-stars!