[Izzy Dunne]

I'd buy a Mac, but I'm not gay.

I don't know about your sexual orientation, but your stupidity is obvious.

[konaice]

I don't know about your sexual orientation, but your stupidity is obvious.

And your sense of humor is critically impaired.

Lighten up.

[BobL]

" I don't know about your sexual orientation, but your stupidity is obvious."

Touchy, aren't we. Calling someone stupid because of that remark is over the top. I'd hate to know what you'd call me if you read some of my previous posts.

Give the guy a break.

[Rodney King]

I don't know about your sexual orientation, but your stupidity is obvious.

Well, it is an issue of stupidity. I'm too stupid to figure out how to fully function in a PC world with a Mac. I know you all say it can be done, but the last time I messed with one (5 years ago) it could be done then, too, but it was a pain in the rear. I'm also too dumb to figure out how to have an extra $1,500 on hand to spend on a computer. So I am fully willing to admit that perhaps if I was a computer dork like yourself that a Mac might be better, the thing, I have better things to do with my time and money. And don't ya'll give me the load about how Mac's are so reliable, etc. My wife's Macs were no more reliable than any PC I ever had. And yeah, there are no viruses for Mac's, but then again I have never gotten a virus on my PC either.

[Disambiguator]

I think the sarcasm tag is implied in posts like Rodney's. Just to pile on, I'd buy a Mac, too, except I'm:

1. too cheap

2. a Windows sysadmin

3. someone who likes to use a CLI occasionally

4. Not into being presumptuous and ostentatious.

If I switch, it will to be to a real UNIX platform where the GUI is optional