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The hillbilly's tried exporting squirrel meat, but it never caught on, except in Vietnam and southern Asia. It proved too small a market.
Mad cow disease sort of put an end to our food exports anyway. So, you get fleece. Lots and lots of fleece. (And I'll throw in a "slightly used" forklift just to sweeten the deal...)

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Well, the average "lifetime customer" did not buy an upgrade but a lifetime license. Two different kinds of things as far as I can see. While you can buy Windows upgrades, you can't buy Windows lifetime licenses, right?
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There's no such thing as an average lifetime customer - we're each of us special in our own demented fashion. As the "old" x2 licenses don't actually expire, you can still be a lifetime user of 1.8.1.14 or whatever the last official version was. Why else would one purchase lifetime licensing if not to upgrade retro-progressively (to allow for the odd code regression that turns our docking panes unexpectedly pink in the future)?
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