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Sep. 20th, 2009 02:41 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Apple says: Tiger users could upgrade to Snow Leopard for £25 - but mustn't
I think that if Leopard's taken off the market, you could basically go swing if you expected me to pay for the box of software I didn't want.
Good work for not technologically enforcing the upgrade path, but poor show for the box set and the weaselly PR.
Gushing fanboy replies will get you banned, btw.
I'm getting to grips with my mac-based dev environment, and yep, it's an OK piece of kit, but (apart from my actual mates whose help I appreciate greatly) I have read enough apple-smugness on the net in the last two weeks, I don't have the stomach for more.
I think that if Leopard's taken off the market, you could basically go swing if you expected me to pay for the box of software I didn't want.
Good work for not technologically enforcing the upgrade path, but poor show for the box set and the weaselly PR.
Gushing fanboy replies will get you banned, btw.
I'm getting to grips with my mac-based dev environment, and yep, it's an OK piece of kit, but (apart from my actual mates whose help I appreciate greatly) I have read enough apple-smugness on the net in the last two weeks, I don't have the stomach for more.
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Date: 2009-09-20 04:27 pm (UTC)In one episode, a somewhat bumbling, buffoonish character named George Costanza is in a business meeting, making a pig of himself with the complimentary shrimp, when another business associate in the meeting says 'Hey George - the ocean called - they're running out of shrimp!' This causes much laughter and derision at George's expense. On his way home from the meeting, in a case of l'esprit d'escalier, George hits upon the comeback 'The Jerk Store called, and they're running out of you!'
Several times throughout the episode it's pointed out that this is not a good line, and in fact makes little sense.
With this in mind, it becomes apparent that my joke was, in fact, intended to be a deliberately crap joke both acknowledging my own cliched joke about Apple and pointing out that you're using the hackneyed 'X called, they want Y' joke setup to point out that I'm being unoriginal.
Part of the reason I did this was because I thought making light of the whole thing would be kinda funny and because at first glance you seemed like you might be pretty cool. From your reply, I see you're actually just an idiot who thinks he's the arbiter of comedy.
Also, you're fat.
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Date: 2009-09-20 04:51 pm (UTC)seldom have I been able to inspire what I believe is known in PC terms as a "lez-off".