Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

superleccy

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Oct 31, 2004
997
187
That there big London
To cut a long story short, yesterday I stupidly left my iBook somewhere 300 miles away. It's safe, but I won't get it back until Friday evening. In the meantime I have a crappy old Dell from work that I can browse the web on but not much else.

This is an eventuality I had never accounted for. I feel really, really disoriented. Here are my observations so far:

1) To play music, I actually have to get up of my lazy arse and select a CD from the rack and actually place it into my compact disk player.
2) I have absolutely no idea how much money I can afford to spend on a day-to-day basis
3) If there is a TV or radio programme I want to watch/listen to, then I have to actually watch/listen to it when it is actually broadcast
4) Regularly cloning your hard drive to an HFS+ triple-interface Lacie is all well and good untill you need to access your stuff from a Windows XP machine
5) Regularly doing an incremental backup to DVD-R is all well and good untill you need to access your stuff from a machine that hasn't got a DVD reader
6) My friends and family think this is really, really funny.

SL
 
Consider this your punishment for being careless about your iBook. Next time, you lose all your Mac privileges.
 
I know you must de disoriented and confused, it happens when you don't use windows for a long time, or a Dell, for that matter.

Although to help you, they do make Safari and iTunes for Windows.:)
 
How many times have you tried a hot corner or pressed F9 to run expose, and then realized you're in Windows?

Ugh...I do that ALL the time. What's more is I try it on other people's Macs, who haven't turned that functionality on. Drives me nuts :p
 
Start the countdown . . . only three days left . . .

Reminds me of the time between my PB being pinched and getting another one when the insurance company agreed. :( I hadn't long changed to Mac then either, but having to go back to my old laptop was :eek: Oh, but the bliss of going back to Mac! Almost worth it (no way!!)

only 2.99 days left . . .
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.