The heights of software piracy has reached such a recognisable level:
That picture would be the total reverse of my dad and I. I'd tell him I need to buy new software for my notebook (well, they're not exactly all that *ahem* legal, but you know what I mean). His answer?
"Aiyo ... buy?? Waste money nia. Come, I download for you".
Shucks. Well, that's Daddy for ya.
PS: What did you think this entry was going to be? Perhaps a notice to tell you where to buy very cheap software? Download lah. Hehehe :p
That picture would be the total reverse of my dad and I. I'd tell him I need to buy new software for my notebook (well, they're not exactly all that *ahem* legal, but you know what I mean). His answer?
"Aiyo ... buy?? Waste money nia. Come, I download for you".
Shucks. Well, that's Daddy for ya.
PS: What did you think this entry was going to be? Perhaps a notice to tell you where to buy very cheap software? Download lah. Hehehe :p
3 comments:
Yes, strongly agree with you. I also used to download sharewares or freewares from Internet. www
Yup, but then download version got time limit
Unless...
I see there's a crack on the wall
:P
Jenny: Actually, I still do that. I'd rather be using freewares if I can. The popular, heavy-duty software tend to give my computer problems. The smaller and simpler the program, the better.
Zeroimpact: Ahh ... where would we be WITHOUT the cracks?? :P
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