🚀 go-pugleaf

Rev Turd Fredericks <nick_ballsack@forcedshaving.com> wrote:

> I'm sure it is, but not for me, that was over and done with over 25
> years ago. Although if you were really an adult you would be using an
> adult computer.  I am sure that when you "come to terms", get a job
> and move out into the real world you will have to learn how to use a
> real computer, one with a multi-button mouse rather than a one button
> extra large playschool mouse.

I am genuinely surprised to learn that you are over the age of 15.
Please accept my apologies for this slur on your adulthood. However,
given the uninformed nonsense you spout, it was an easy mistake to make.
Your posts seem to imply that you might be frightened of something,
perhaps. You are clearly not happy.

Do you have a mouse detection system built into your Usenet news reader?
If not, I can't imagine how you can tell how many buttons my computer's
mouse has. Maybe you didn't know that Mac users have had the option to
use fully functional multi button mice for at least 10 years. Showing no
particular prejudice I rather like my Microsoft branded optical wheel
mouse for my Mac (3 buttons, 1 wheel). I also own a Windows PC, use
Windows and Mac in the work situation, and own older Apple hardware (I
had an installation of Linux on a PPC9600) as well as my current dual
processor G5. All these are real computers, all have their pros and
cons. My preference 95 percent of the time happens to be for the
Macintosh. What on earth has this preference got to do with you? Why
should you care?

Go on, prove that you are more than a troll - give me a reasoned
argument to support your point of view. Alternatively, keep on with your
current approach and guarantee a place in the kill file, whence peace
will be restored! Smile, and the world may just smile with you!


-- 
Adrian