J Allard talks failure, hope, convergence of Zune and Xbox services

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bob @ Nov 16th 2007 6:31PM

Has anyone else ever noticed that J Allard always dresses like a stand-up comedian?

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Billy Fiul @ Nov 16th 2007 6:36PM

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/images/gallery/execs/allard-2_print.jpg

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CUBSWILLWIN @ Nov 16th 2007 6:38PM

You only noticed that right now?!!??
He also reminds me of a younger version of ballmer. Don't ask me why! I know that sounds stupid but it's what I think.

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quomen @ Nov 16th 2007 6:46PM

Have you ever noticed that Steve Jobs always dresses like a mime?

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Alan Partridge @ Nov 16th 2007 7:07PM

He legally changed his name to "J". That is pretty funny

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Clinton @ Nov 16th 2007 7:23PM

The picture at the top reminds me of Howie Mandel.

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AlexP @ Nov 16th 2007 9:13PM

http://www.streettech.com/storypics/allard1.jpg

lol, public relations.

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CUBSWILLWIN @ Nov 16th 2007 10:19PM

I'm not angry or anything but why am I low ranked.

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crusadernm @ Nov 16th 2007 11:17PM

To Quomen: I laughed.

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