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Sir

@this-is-a-wendys.com

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Y'all showed up and made this place worse. I'm out.

This is 12 different screenshots of 86Box of various CPU configurations from 8088 to Pentium. They are booted in to dos and run a small utility that reports 16 or 32 bit, then a checkcpu utility to show which it's running. It's mostly just a bunch of text in windows verifying operation of some hacky assembly.
Picture of a monitor throwing red filesystem errors.
It's text informing me my browser tried to load the https version of the page. I'm told this can't work due to how the site loads; but really it's more a cop-out of a lazy web-dev who won't pay for a reverse proxy or doesn't know how to set one up.
A mockup of an Atari Video Computer System cartridge box if it was for Rise of the Triad. Contains a portion of the DOS box art. There's a supernatural figure in the background glowing green with his hands toward the main group. A woman in the center is firing her gun directly forward while holding an unconscious man by his jacket. A man to her left looks to the left pointing his gun off frame. The background of the box is dark green.
Screenshot from a video game of a white SUV being chased by some police cars.
Slice of pineapple ham pizza on a paper plate.
United Airlines letterhead with "A message from Scott Kirby" in some stylish boxes corporations use after dumbing down logos.
Screenshot of Amazon item description. Highlighted is the section that states: "RJ45 Crimping Tool: This ethernet crimper not only works with RJ45 Cat5 Cat5e Cat6 8P8C pass through connectors but also RJ11 RJ12 6P6C Enthernet Modular Plugs"
A faded black Merona T-shirt with a non faded one that I can't remember acquiring and have no clue what reality is anymore.
Black Merona brand t-shirt with a pocket and faint red stains from that college party where I got in to the jello and vodka.
Several boulders of raw milky quartz, about the size of bowling balls.
Instrument cluster of vehicle showing lights. It was previously dead
Screen shot of an email from a company wanting to sell us telephone answering services.
It's a fake album cover. The background contains a picture of Bruce Willis as John McClain, his face shows contorted expression because it's a screengrab. Some christmas plants decorate the edge of the image. A Big "NO" symbol covers it. The text reads "Die Hard Is Not A Christmas Movie" - also contains a defunct radio logo and "XMAS 2023 Disc 2" with the 3 being a different color since it was originally a 2020 disc.
A slice of Windows task manager showing Adobe Audition using 16,277MB of ram.
Screenshot of a slashdot article. https://tech.slashdot.org/story/23/11/28/2055244/google-play-keeps-banning-the-same-web-browser-due-to-vague-dmca-notices
Screeenshot of Google Maps showing my picture of a train that for some reason got set as the default image of that location.