The "PC Brigade" on this forum...

[Vapin' Joe]

...probably out number the combined totals of the "Mac Brigade" and the "Linux Brigade".

Littlejohn was right after all.

 

[SamNichols]

Who's in the PC Brigade by your reckoning? What if a member is in all of the brigades at the same time?

 

[mickle]

Poly Carbonate?????

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Who's in the PC Brigade by your reckoning? What if a member is in all of the brigades at the same time?

You mean there might be "Bi-silicons" posting here?

 

[Fab Foodie]

...probably out number the combined totals of the "Mac Brigade" and the "Linux Brigade".

Littlejohn was right after all.

I think that's a load of Cobol.

 

[papercorn2000]

I'm more PC Regiment than brigade.

(It's half past 11 on a Saturday, it's not going to be bloody Peter Cook)

 

[Melvil]

I use PCs for work, Macs for play, so I guess I'm technically a double-agent...

 

[Jaded]

Hmmm. I'm the same as Melvil, however I don't have a PC. The PC code rests within my Mac.

 

[Crackle]

Mac users are subversives: They're trying to start a revolution and the PC brigade will be first against the wall ..................

 

[Tim Bennet.]

My PC and Mac face each other across the office. They do different jobs and generally have nothing to do with each other. Occasionally I hear the PC make snide remarks at the rather decrepit nature of the Mac, but it forgets the Mac is fast approaching his '10 years of faultless service to the company' celebrations, despite only running System 9. In retirement, he will live with all his predecessors in the basement, whereas the PC will end up in the skip.

The PC also forgets he wont be needed at all, when the dual boot Macs arrive.

 

[Melvil]

My PC and Mac face each other across the office. They do different jobs and generally have nothing to do with each other. Occasionally I hear the PC make snide remarks at the rather decrepit nature of the Mac, but it forgets the Mac is fast approaching his '10 years of faultless service to the company' celebrations, despite only running System 9. In retirement, he will live with all his predecessors in the basement, whereas the PC will end up in the skip.

The PC also forgets he wont be needed at all, when the dual boot Macs arrive.

Don't you just love anthropomorphism?

We used to have a mac that was also very old but did all the important things (Word, Excel, old-skool games like Tetris) so it was hard not to love it.

 

[Tim Bennet.]

Don't you just love anthropomorphism?

It saves having to make real friends.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

The so-called PC brigade is a disgusting invention of the Mac-using elitists who secretly rule the world, er...