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Microsoft’s Windows Live PimpMobile

By Jason Chen Published July 6, 2006, 8:49 pm ET

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This is the internal Windows Live Golf Cart, pimped out as only the nerds at Microsoft can. Brought to you by the folks who made “Lightning Bolt! Lightning Bolt! Lightning Bolt!” an internet meme, the cart has little flags and even bass amps and is used for internal promotion. Sexy.

Pimp my golf cart [Flickr – Thanks Ryan!]

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