From the What Are They Smokin' Dep't., Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was quoted as saying "More damage has been done in other periods of time (than today). The last 12 months was a better 12 months by a margin."
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Ballmer seeing last 12 months through rose-colored glasses?
From the What Are They Smokin' Dep't., Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was quoted as saying "More damage has been done in other periods of time (than today).
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