How Mac, Windows and Linux see each other

[blue]

I must be the oddest damned marxist in History.

You arent. You as a union member are pretty common.

I'll just add that to the pile of labels I've earned, mostly incredibly contradictory, and laugh.

I think about the only thing I haven't been called lately is a trotskyite..........I'll have to work on that one. Other than that, Nazi, Facist, John Bircher, lib, repugnican, I think I've got 'em covered.

Btw, in answer to you OS inquiry, I'm using DOS 4.00.

I believe I called you a Luddite.

[Lady's Human]

I believe I called you a Luddite.

I prefer troglodyte or neanderthaler, thank you.

[caseysmom]

Come on guys be civil.

[Lady's Human]

I see no need to remain civil with someone who questions my integrity .

[caseysmom]

I see no need to remain civil with someone who questions my integrity .

Okay so maybe just ignore the school boy tantrum that seems to be happening tonight

[Lady's Human]

I think a Teamster stole his girlfriend.

[caseysmom]

I think a Teamster stole his girlfriend.

hahahahaha okay I am glad I wasn't drinking something when I read that....

[blue]

I see no need to remain civil with someone who questions my integrity .

I did not question your integrity, in any way, shape, or form.

[Lady's Human]

Yes, you did.

If the Union decides you need to be in contact 24/7/365, you will have no choice. But wait, you are a Union Officer, you make the rules then? I can understand your position now. The Union Rules dont apply to you because you make the rules as an Officer?

and

Since you are an officer you get to make those decisions. I bet you are laughing.

Again you are an officer, you make the rules.

If I made the rules I woudnt leave either.

I'm an officer in the Union, not a Congressman from California. The rules apply equally across the board, and you're stating that as an officer I'm somehow "above" the rules.

[smokey the elder]

Could we tone down the testosterone, please? How did this go from a computer nerd joke to an electronic cage match about unions?

Anyway, I tend to agree with the one cartoon that implies that Apple always has its hand out.

[blue]

you're stating that as an officer I'm somehow "above" the rules.

Because you are.