@EvanSei (lord of the gerbils): Me too.

@Martian Yeti: Thank you for the laugh.

@philselmer: I know, and what I am saying is at 1.5 Ghz, two processes happen instead of one, Which is what happens in one core CPU's.

@Yarrr: LOL.

@inzandity: I know.

@DJKGinHD: Thanks.

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@Vexorg: Good old Daffy Duck.

@Dys: I didn't notice it until you brought it.

"No heads were broken in the making of this video."

@Satchwar: Maybe that was his girlfriend....Literally.... You might want to lock your door before going to bed...

@OMG! Toast! a.k.a. Tenacious Trigga: Oh, I know this one... It's a movie about a male model but I forgot it's name...

@R4V3N: That GIF is messed up.

@GitEmSteveDave: I thought it was RISC.

1:59 minutes to make that tiny little ice cream cone?

@Aashish Bhagyanagar: True.

@Aashish Bhagyanagar: Actually, When you have two 1.5 Ghz cores it means that they proccess two instructions at a time at the speed of 1.5 Ghz, Which equals 3.0 Ghz.

@oneofthedreamers: Ever used a Nokia E65?

Yay! Finger Physics!

@iansilv: Same thing with Doodle Jump.