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May 18 2004, 1:47pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Techies and Gamers T-Shirt Shop SplitReason brings us a very funny Kill Bill Linux T-shirt.
SplitReason's Kill Bill Linux T-Shirt Description:
For years now Linux has fought the good fight in the OS war, only to be thwarted time and time again by their arch nemesis: Microsoft. After numerous strategic attacks resulted in failure, the Linux community realized they had to take extreme measures to avoid extinction. Their last hope for survival was devised, a prophecy was told, a solution presented, the last line of defense: Kill Bill.
Buy Kill Bill T-Shirt for only $16.95.
I wonder if you can wear this one at the Microsoft Campus.
See also the communist HTTP T-Shirt.
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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years
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