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Intel Thurley CSI found on back of ancient manuscript

Mystic runes with a view
By Adamson Rust
Tue Feb 06 2007, 10:28
ARCHAEOLOGISTS SIFTING through the remains of the once great Chipopolis have unearthed an ancient script painstakingly chiselled onto a sandy tablet.

The weird MS appears to reveal some predictions, Nostradamus fashion, of a future design called Thurley, sitting on top of a helf called Tylersburg DP.

Arrow heads from the Pictic civilisation are scattered around the place, indicating a great Chip War in the offing, threatening to knock the emperor of a rival civilisation known as Jeremiah Siloconopolis III off his perch.

What can it all mean? µ

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