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CUSA _real_ Corp. Address

New MessageCUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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Nothing like sending mail to the Exec's, personally.


CompUSA Inc.
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(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)

14951 North Dallas Parkway, Dallas, Texas 75240
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(Address, including zip code, and telephone number, including
area code, of registrant's principal executive offices)

06-22-2000 16:57:19

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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bump, a la /.
07-05-2000 22:30:09

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) yourafunnyguy
12 day old dead thread--- Nothing like starting a thread and no one gives a rat's ass about you. Why don't you start a thread about Netpliance being afraid of your scary hacking talents... oh that's right you did and no one cared what you thought there either...
07-06-2000 13:59:37

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) Randy
yourafunnyguy [sic] - posting a mindless flame about it is another way to keep the thread up at the top... Back to you, bad_packet!
07-06-2000 18:13:07

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) yourafunnyguy
So sorry but sometimes crap floats... "Randy"
07-06-2000 19:31:00

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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yourafunnyguy,

this is a .... bump (ta dah) !

Unlike the bump you received when your mom dropped you on your head (purposely), this one also floats to the top.

07-07-2000 00:15:28

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) Randy
So much amusement for so little effort...
[bump]
07-07-2000 11:55:50

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) yourafunnyguy
I should leave you two alone to bump each other...
07-07-2000 14:09:25

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) Randy
I will admit to having fallen out of the car when I was a little kid. Most of the posters here probably don't remember a time when there were no seat belts, and door handles you pulled up or down on, rather than out from the door, to actuate. I was leaning on the handle when my mom started from a stopsign, and out I went. I still remember the surprise at suddenly being out laying on the pavement...
07-07-2000 14:15:19

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) yourafunnyguy
I remember those cars well. One of the most tragic things in my life was those large cement sewer pipes they put in new developments. We got kids on the inside and on top rocking it back and forth and my friend fell off and had his head was crushed under it. He always told me no matter what he would always be a year older than me- he's still seven
07-07-2000 15:39:42

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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Ahh, but he didn't die............
You all ran away and left him bleeding in the dust. Damn chickens, you should have finished the job... ah but, you were young and inexperienced. However, although we applaud your decisive action, you see we are still left with your mentally crippled friend.

Dazed and confused, he wandered away and was never seen again. Ergo, presumed dead and gone. However, God does indeed watch over drunks and fools. He was later rescued from the streets, where he'd been living a tortured, though some say he actually enjoyed it, life as a male prostitute. Rescued and finally adopted by a family of means, he was tutored by the finest private schools money could buy.

Having finally graduated HS at the tender age of 24, he then went on to sack his adopted parents retirement fund while they vacationed in Europe. After untold minutes of research in Walden Books, he made a bold decision.
He bought a sure winner called Netplaince, and sat back waiting for the cash to roll in.

Well, know you know,,,,,, the rest of the story.

And that poor 40 watt bulb of a sub-genious was none other than...... Shadow!

Psst..Shadow, when's Mom and Dad coming home?

07-07-2000 19:42:38

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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Shadow, I hope you appreciate all the commas I use. I know your reading ability and you need the speed...... bumps.

:)

07-07-2000 19:45:09

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) Shadow
You are such a funny guy I don't know why no one notices it.
Check your spelling too it might help your stories.
Try "genius" instead of "genious".
07-08-2000 20:27:24

New MessageRE:CUSA _real_ Corp. Address (modified 0 times) bad_packet
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Oh gosh darn it, I made a boo boo.
Sorry, guess, that, offends, you, a, bit.

BTW, how close to the corporate address is your building?

07-09-2000 16:27:35

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