Also worth mentioning is the BOATLOAD of free publicity apple is currently enjoying. I see an apple on almost every TV show nowadays that has a scene with a computer in it. I've seen G4s and iBooks on everthing from Law & Order to Drew Carey.
Even this last week I have noticed Apple's news run faster than before through the community. I epected to be showing all my non-mac fanatic friends the pictures of the new iMacs, much like i did with the cube. When I went to show it off _everyone_ had already seen it.
It would be most interesting to know how many people buying computers for the first time are buying Macs.
N
Marriage is about hidinq in the kudzoo untill the liqhts in your apartement are completely dark
-- Space Ghost
I don't see why it is funny to say that someone has Dow's syndrome. I suppose it is easy to do though since you aren't logged in. Some people in these threads need to realize that these are the comments that make the un-net saavy say "its all the internet's fault" in response to the social problems that are growing in america.
I share in your lament as to the lack of respect Orlando still gets. If you ever saw him on MadTV you would realize what a knack this guy has for comedy.
I've been waiting for him to make a break in the movies like he has started to do recently.
When I saw him on Late Night with Conan last night i was surprised at how down to earth Orlando seemed. I expected some kind of David Arquette over-the-top kind of attitude but he was very mild-mannered and still quite funny.
I really think Orlando is going somewhere and it won't be long before his real name is a household one.
Please, please, please stop it, everbody. Lisp is not infamous. The only things seen on slashdot threads that could be considered infamous are Microsoft, the FCC and Cowboy Neal.
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1. Having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious.
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Also worth mentioning is the BOATLOAD of free publicity apple is currently enjoying. I see an apple on almost every TV show nowadays that has a scene with a computer in it. I've seen G4s and iBooks on everthing from Law & Order to Drew Carey.
Even this last week I have noticed Apple's news run faster than before through the community. I epected to be showing all my non-mac fanatic friends the pictures of the new iMacs, much like i did with the cube. When I went to show it off _everyone_ had already seen it.
It would be most interesting to know how many people buying computers for the first time are buying Macs.
N
Marriage is about hidinq in the kudzoo untill the liqhts in your apartement are completely dark
-- Space Ghost
I don't see why it is funny to say that someone has Dow's syndrome. I suppose it is easy to do though since you aren't logged in.
Some people in these threads need to realize that these are the comments that make the un-net saavy say "its all the internet's fault" in response to the social problems that are growing in america.
I share in your lament as to the lack of respect Orlando still gets. If you ever saw him on MadTV you would realize what a knack this guy has for comedy. I've been waiting for him to make a break in the movies like he has started to do recently. When I saw him on Late Night with Conan last night i was surprised at how down to earth Orlando seemed. I expected some kind of David Arquette over-the-top kind of attitude but he was very mild-mannered and still quite funny. I really think Orlando is going somewhere and it won't be long before his real name is a household one.
Please, please, please stop it, everbody. Lisp is not infamous. The only things seen on slashdot threads that could be considered infamous are Microsoft, the FCC and Cowboy Neal. infamous adj. 1. Having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious.