People who use Macs are mindless hive drones with no personality
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LucasTam
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++ programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++
programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There
is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the
Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large
images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can
still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion
from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to
play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++ programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
stewy
"Lucas Tam" wrote in message news:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
I'm assuming you're using wonderful WinME and looking down that long nose at us iMacers?
"Lucas Tam" <LucasTam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
I'm assuming you're using wonderful WinME and looking down that long nose at
us iMacers?
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
I'm assuming you're using wonderful WinME and looking down that long nose at us iMacers?
tedjackson
In article , (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
You convinced me. I'll donate my mac to a thrift shop and buy a Windows computer system so that I can be more like you. --I just woke up--now I am thinking clearly--I've decided NOT to join the mindless crowd jumping off a cliff like in the first Apple TV commercial.
In article <ce88a04b.0404122208.5d8a36be@posting.google.com>,
LucasTam@hotmail.com (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
You convinced me. I'll donate my mac to a thrift shop and buy a Windows
computer system so that I can be more like you. --I just woke up--now I am
thinking clearly--I've decided NOT to join the mindless crowd jumping off
a cliff like in the first Apple TV commercial.
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
You convinced me. I'll donate my mac to a thrift shop and buy a Windows computer system so that I can be more like you. --I just woke up--now I am thinking clearly--I've decided NOT to join the mindless crowd jumping off a cliff like in the first Apple TV commercial.
Bob S
In article , (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Gee...looks like Lucas here has posted his actual email address.
-- Cheers,
Bob S
In article <ce88a04b.0404122208.5d8a36be@posting.google.com>,
LucasTam@hotmail.com (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Gee...looks like Lucas here has posted his actual email address.
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Gee...looks like Lucas here has posted his actual email address.
-- Cheers,
Bob S
Warchild
"Snit" wrote in message news:BCA0D388.48B57%
"fishfry" wrote in on 4/12/04 11:11
PM:
In article , (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
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In article <ce88a04b.0404122208.5d8a36be@posting.google.com>,
LucasTam@hotmail.com (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local
independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very
much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I
make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
Mayor of R'lyeh
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 09:37:53 -0700, "Warchild" chose to bless us with the following wisdom:
"Snit" wrote in message news:BCA0D388.48B57%
"fishfry" wrote in on 4/12/04 11:11
PM:
In article , (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
I just buy a mess of Pepsi One when it goes on sale like it did last week at Meijer. It was $3.50 a case. I got 24 cases. That should last me at least a week. What's this stuff called 'water' I keep hearing about? 8)
-- "The day in which I will die as a shahid [martyr] will be the happiest day of my life."
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, cowardly, homocidal maniac, who had the happiest day of his life on March 22, 2004 thanks to the brave soldiers of the IDF. Its a Win-Win situation if there ever was one.
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 09:37:53 -0700, "Warchild" <bob@bob.com> chose to
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11:11
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In article <ce88a04b.0404122208.5d8a36be@posting.google.com>,
LucasTam@hotmail.com (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local
independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very
much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I
make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
I just buy a mess of Pepsi One when it goes on sale like it did last
week at Meijer. It was $3.50 a case. I got 24 cases. That should last
me at least a week.
What's this stuff called 'water' I keep hearing about? 8)
--
"The day in which I will die as a shahid [martyr]
will be the happiest day of my life."
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, cowardly, homocidal maniac, who
had the happiest day of his life on March 22, 2004
thanks to the brave soldiers of the IDF. Its a Win-Win
situation if there ever was one.
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 09:37:53 -0700, "Warchild" chose to bless us with the following wisdom:
"Snit" wrote in message news:BCA0D388.48B57%
"fishfry" wrote in on 4/12/04 11:11
PM:
In article , (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Puhleeze. We'd never be caught dead at Starbucks. It's the local independent coffee house for me.
I make my own caffeine free coffee substitute at home, thank you very much!
Peshaw - I dissolve old rags in water, and make my own paper from which I make paper cups to drink my home grown and ground coffee ;-)
I just buy a mess of Pepsi One when it goes on sale like it did last week at Meijer. It was $3.50 a case. I got 24 cases. That should last me at least a week. What's this stuff called 'water' I keep hearing about? 8)
-- "The day in which I will die as a shahid [martyr] will be the happiest day of my life."
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, cowardly, homocidal maniac, who had the happiest day of his life on March 22, 2004 thanks to the brave soldiers of the IDF. Its a Win-Win situation if there ever was one.
Alan Baker
In article <VRQec.1945$, Nony Buz wrote:
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++ programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
You can play Halo on your Macs too; works great!
-- Alan Baker Vancouver, British Columbia "If you raise the ceiling 4 feet, move the fireplace from that wall to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you sit in the bottom of that cupboard."
In article <VRQec.1945$Q11.1706@fe2.columbus.rr.com>,
Nony Buz <noya@dwtty.com> wrote:
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++
programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There
is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the
Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large
images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can
still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion
from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to
play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
You can play Halo on your Macs too; works great!
--
Alan Baker
Vancouver, British Columbia
"If you raise the ceiling 4 feet, move the fireplace from that wall
to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect
if you sit in the bottom of that cupboard."
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 at 12:12 GMT, Harri Mellin wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
$200! BULLDUST, $400 if Steve signed the box! ;-O
$24000 if it's served by steve jobs ? =)
This is very sad to read. I am a professional Microsoft Windows C/C++ programmer, but my passion is both photography and movie making. There is yet to be a peice of software that compares to FinalCut Pro on the Macintrash! And then the speed of the dual G5 for working with large images is second to none in the same price range. All this and I can still have full access to the machine, in a completely secure fashion from anywhere in the world! What else can you ask for? Other then to play Halo, which I do on one of my Windows machines:)
You can play Halo on your Macs too; works great!
-- Alan Baker Vancouver, British Columbia "If you raise the ceiling 4 feet, move the fireplace from that wall to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you sit in the bottom of that cupboard."
see.sig
Snit wrote:
I prefer Mac, but do not go to the local Starbucks, nor do I enjoy other trendy or branded items.
Right. Trendy items are for Windows users who are led to believe that that's what Mac users are buying. Mac users set trends, they don't follow them.
V. -- email: lastname at cs utk edu homepage: cs utk edu tilde lastname
Snit <snit@nospam-cableone.net> wrote:
I prefer Mac, but do not go to the local Starbucks, nor do I enjoy other
trendy or branded items.
Right. Trendy items are for Windows users who are led to believe that
that's what Mac users are buying. Mac users set trends, they don't
follow them.
V.
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email: lastname at cs utk edu
homepage: cs utk edu tilde lastname
I prefer Mac, but do not go to the local Starbucks, nor do I enjoy other trendy or branded items.
Right. Trendy items are for Windows users who are led to believe that that's what Mac users are buying. Mac users set trends, they don't follow them.
V. -- email: lastname at cs utk edu homepage: cs utk edu tilde lastname
GreyCloud
Lucas Tam wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Trolling I see. Guffaw!
Lucas Tam wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Trolling I see. Guffaw!
ScorpionKing
On 12 Apr 2004 23:08:14 -0700, (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Lucas,
While we appreciate your thoughtful and kind input, we'd just prefer that you leave as you smell like shit. -- Like a game of pick up stick played by fucking lunatics
On 12 Apr 2004 23:08:14 -0700, LucasTam@hotmail.com (Lucas Tam) wrote:
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks
cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint
if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Lucas,
While we appreciate your thoughtful and kind input, we'd just prefer
that you leave as you smell like shit.
--
Like a game of pick up stick played by fucking lunatics
They all fit the same annoying stereotype. Artsy fartsy Starbucks cappucino types who would pay 200 bucks for a new version of MS Paint if it was endorsed by Steve Jobs.
Lucas,
While we appreciate your thoughtful and kind input, we'd just prefer that you leave as you smell like shit. -- Like a game of pick up stick played by fucking lunatics
