SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer scrambled for cover from an egg-hurling protester during a talk at a Hungarian university Monday. Unlike his boss, Chairman Bill Gates, who was hit in the face with a cream pie a decade ago, Ballmer managed to dodge the eggs.
What is there problem with this guy...I like microsoft.
Posted by: Grasshopper
Maybe he was mad his XBOX 360 wasn't as fun as the new wii? Video games can do that to grown men...and women.
Posted by: 7costanza
Thats possible...I got an xbox 360 months ago and havnt even got a chance to use it....
Posted by: Hb13
Costanza beware the red ring of doom bud, I got a 360 last year and about 2 months ago I turned it on to see the green circle was red. I was confused by it until I realized that it was dead. Luckily I got the two year warranty from Best Buy.
Posted by: 7costanza
Good tip If I ever get around to using the damn thing..especially since I just got a 42" plasma, Ill be pissed if it messes that up..its about the best friend I got...
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