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Shenanigans with Linus Media Group at Computex 2013
It was the last day of the show and we were pretty much finished our work, so we decided to tour around the show floor trolling at the various booths and having some fun.
This is the last video upload from Computex 2013. Thanks so much for coming along for the ride, guys!
Walked & posed on the Acer catwalk
Drove the WD car
Played some 4K Crysis 3 at AMD
Re-enacted the PC strangling comic at some random booth
Hijacked Microsoft's Kinect PC 3D modeling demo
Douchbag strolled through Intel's booth with collar popped
Tried to lick a fan at Enermax
Threw some LN2 around at Asrock
Rode the giant mouse at Func
Got a balloon animal at Apotop
Broke said balloon animal...
Poured water on the waterproof motherboard at Asrock
Played a match against Diesel at Tt eSports
Lost said match
Rage quit
Song Credit: Thanks for the Memories by Sungtae Kim - purchased on MelodyLoops.com
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