• (cs) in reply to shadowman
    shadowman:
    I like the '(probably tomorrow).' What could they possibly have meant there?

    I'll tell you yesterday.

  • BS (unregistered) in reply to T$
    T$:
    shadowman:
    I like the '(probably tomorrow).' What could they possibly have meant there?

    I'm pretty sure they meant by tomorrow, given that the next sentence begins "By this day..."

    And how does that make any more sense? Not only do they want you to provide feedback, but they want it within a certain time frame? Should I just leave the window open until then?

  • macawm (unregistered)

    That's the funniest fucking thing I've ever seen.

    I am being on the floor laughing.

    Captcha: xevious Now dictionary must teach of me a new word.

  • npax (unregistered)

    Followed the link. The purpose of this SDK is not that you expected:

    SDE for Visual Studio (ME) for Wind
  • Matthias (unregistered)

    I remember years ago we had a motherboard box with similarly obscure English in the office. Someone had put it on display for everyone's amusement. The way I see it, if you do not take pride in the way the box looks, for example hiring a HUMAN translator whose credentials are more than bus boy in Hunan-Provinz #1 rat buffet (http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2007/07/chinese-restaur.html), then you do not deserve the business. It's an indicator of the pride you take in making your product. I have left hardware on the shelf and gone for the next higher-priced product if the specs on the box have too many errors.

  • It's a Me (unregistered)

    Hey, wait a minute. I came across that exact same form, word for word, about 3 days ago for a different program. That's awesome. I was called Friend Plus or something like that (Googled it) for adding friends to a band myspace account. But it was the exact same popup when I clicked to download the demo.

  • Michael (unregistered)

    Is English really that hard to learn? I mean even for someone who has spoken another language their entire lives, English doesn't strike me as hard as say Spanish or Russian. Maybe I'm just not seeing the difficulty...

  • (cs) in reply to Ted

    Why not your bank account while you're at it.

  • steve (unregistered)

    It's clearly trying to say that you'll receive an e-mail with further instructions on how to leave the feedback, probably tomorrow when the one guy logs in tomorrow and his browser's homepage processes the e-mail queue. Unless that guy is sick or happens to be on vacation, in which case, it might be later.

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