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A Mac killed this man’s inner child

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Michael, this one's for you. Sorry, I couldn't resist. Mimics my own experience - especially the part about trying to move things on screen.

Warning. This guy is really upset and, toward the end, uses a few curse words to express that. (Sorry, I guess he's really upset with Apple.)

Have a great day. I'm off to reload my Vista PC; it keeps bluescreening.

Via: GTD Times

Posted at 03:05:30 PM, PST in DeProductivity

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A Mac killed this man’s inner child

Must be a unique situation ... Macs never has those problems. See here for the real story ... { Link }

Posted at 5/5/2008 6:25:26 PM by Michael Sampson

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