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ArchAngel
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Orion Nebula
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Now that IBM/Lotus has pulled out of the SA cycling scene, who else 'enters' but the mighty Microsoft!
Well, at least I know that a portion of the millions of bucks my company spends on MS products is put to good use; straight into the bank accounts of Mr Ryder and his team mates! Thank you, IBM/Lotus, for supporting SA cycling! Sad to see you go. Welcome Microsoft! (applause..)Article here...
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Yeah, good to know that another loaded sponsor is committed to spend some money on cycling.
Hey, but MS and IBM are active in the IT boxing-ring . Did Mr. Ryder (IBM employee) also get a full-time job at MS as part of the sponsorship ? Hope MS will also NOT apply their infamous "Upgrade Policy" to the team or riders. Imagine that - having to upgrade your existing riders to an updated version every year, otherwise MS won't support you *;D !! |
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