In my honest opinion, not as funny as the first.
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It’s still pretty funny, IMHO.
You know those new Vista sounds that James Senior leaked?
I’ve found out that there is a different set of system sounds that can’t be turned off or lowered in volume that is turned on when SPP detects a pirated copy.
They aren’t pretty.
No no – this one is funnier.