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Saturday, November 25, 2006

Mac Propoganda

I received the image to the left in my email today. I'm not sure what exactly I did to get put onto a Mac email list but I suspect treachery on the part of Shocho.

To answer their questions:

A. Elvis is alive.
B. The Internet is the world's largest group-hallucination behind "size doesn't matter".
C. Pluto is a planet. If you disagree, you can stick it in Uranus.
D. Macs run office..at...about...the...same...speed...my...Atari might.

7 Comments:

  • Rosetta has been improved in the lastest Mac OS update. It seems to run just fine on my 20" iMac.

    By Blogger GiromiDe, at 7:06 PM  

  • Can't stop laughing enough. I remember being called in about some tech support call for a Macintosh. I swear that I will eat my shoes the day a Macintosh is actually a usable computer in the normal office (my office, not Microsoft Office) environment. Trust me, it ain't gonna happen.

    By Blogger BubbaJoe, at 12:27 AM  

  • Gee, like opening a Word document is so tough. How long could that take?

    I don't care about this stuff any more, because I can boot in OSX and XP and I CAN RULE THE WORLD! OYSTER!

    By Blogger Shocho, at 9:45 AM  

  • Office runs like a champ on my mac at work. Although I might not be such a "heavy" user as yourself. Those spreadsheets and Powerpoint presentations can get pretty big I bet, like 10mb even!!!

    By Blogger Dave(id), at 10:10 PM  

  • You're so funny Mark. Let's compare apples to apples not apples to oranges. The Mac you ran was rebuilt and like 3 years past its prime and running an OS it wasn't set up for. Grab a computer designed for Windows 98 put XP on it and the latest office and then compare speeds.

    By Blogger TMac, at 5:15 AM  

  • Hmm...another Apple convert I see. Sorry to see they got you too. There must be a large pod with the old Trevor encased in it somewhere!

    By Blogger Mkae, at 9:04 AM  

  • I hope Apple really adds a spreadsheet program to iWork 07 as rumored. That would remove most of our dependence on Microsoft Office, leaving only Entourage.

    By Blogger GiromiDe, at 8:40 AM  

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