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[begin rant] Besides a few of the regular posters, mostly school kids who just got Macs from mommy or daddy recently and who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to Apple history or product innovations and have never even seen the rainbow Apple logo. [/end rant]
 
[begin rant] Besides a few of the regular posters, mostly school kids who just got Macs from mommy or daddy recently and who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to Apple history or product innovations and have never even seen the rainbow Apple logo. [/end rant]
Even if a complete thought, that certainly isn't a complete sentence. And what was that someone mentioned about arrogance?
 
[begin rant] Besides a few of the regular posters, mostly school kids who just got Macs from mommy or daddy recently and who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to Apple history or product innovations and have never even seen the rainbow Apple logo. [/end rant]

I've seen the rainbow Apple logo up close in front of me many times. Usually while saying "Oh no no no no no... Don't <sosumi> you <sosumi> crash <sosumi> you <sosumi> little <sosumi> ***... ****! You little ******* ***!"
 
[begin rant] Besides a few of the regular posters, mostly school kids who just got Macs from mommy or daddy recently and who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to Apple history or product innovations and have never even seen the rainbow Apple logo. [/end rant]

I'm a school kid who just got a mac recently.

But I also own an Apple IIc, as well as a Macintosh Classic.

Also, I'm a regular poster.


So what does that make me.:confused:
 
Actually, one of the more classic cases of projecting that I've seen in quite some time.

--Eric
Wiki said:
Definition of Psychological projection: In psychology, psychological projection (or projection bias) is a defense mechanism in which one attributes ("projects") to others, one’s own unacceptable or unwanted thoughts or/and emotions. Projection reduces anxiety by allowing the expression of the unwanted subconscious impulses/desires without letting the ego recognize them. The theory was developed by Sigmund Freud and further refined by his daughter Anna Freud.
Just thought I'd translate to keep things moving; and so us more uninformed members know what the hell you're talking about :cool: :)
 
[begin rant] Besides a few of the regular posters, mostly school kids who just got Macs from mommy or daddy recently and who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to Apple history or product innovations and have never even seen the rainbow Apple logo. [/end rant]

Maybe I never have owned anything with the Apple rainbow logo, but I have owned (in order...)

- 5 Commodore PET's (one 4032 bought new in 1980, four bought years later at a school surplus auction)
- 1 300bps Acoustic-Coupled (suction-cupped) modem
- 1 of the first BBS's in my entire area code
- 1 Commodore 64
- 1 Atari 400
- 1 Amiga 500
- 1 Amiga 2000 (w/ original GVP A3001+ 68030 @ 25MHz board!)
- 1 Apple iBook G4
- 6 iPod's

Please note that I have also NEVER owned...

- Any Windows-compatible PC
- Any version of the Windows OS
- Any PC software made by Microsoft (excluding Microsoft Office Mac 2004)

It is not necessary to have owned an Apple //+ or to have in-depth knowledge of System 7 in order to appreciate the amazing user experience that OSX has become. Chances are in twenty years we won't even recognized today's operating systems. Even Steve Jobs and Jef Raskin had a first computer once.
 
Just thought I'd translate to keep things moving; and so us more uninformed members know what the hell you're talking about :cool: :)

Eh? Is "projecting" not a common term? I assumed anyone vaguely literate would know....

Please note that I have also NEVER owned...

- Any PC software made by Microsoft (excluding Microsoft Office Mac 2004)

WRONG! You owned AmigaBasic. :) Anyway, your computing history is somewhat similar to mine...plus I agree with your statement....

--Eric
 
Eh? Is "literate" not a common term? I assumed anyone vaguely...uh...literate--darn! Now what?

--Eric
 
I've seen the rainbow Apple logo up close in front of me many times. Usually while saying "Oh no no no no no... Don't <sosumi> you <sosumi> crash <sosumi> you <sosumi> little <sosumi> ***... ****! You little ******* ***!"
He he. These youngsters don't know how lucky they are :p

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