HighNoon
Sun Oct 15 09:39:02 CDT 2006
I agree 100% with you and Bob.
I have never been able to grasp the concept of continually using something
that is completely voluntary then moaning and groaning about using it. If I
do not like McDonald's why would I keep purchasing their product so I could
complain about it. This seems to be a little kinky to me - in the realm of
S/M. Or like the guy that was asked "Why do you keep hitting yourself in the
head with a hammer?" to which he responded "Because it feels so good when I
stop". It would seem more productive to watch the grass grow than to use
something that is completely voluntary in order to complain about it.
Somewhere I heard the expression "Get a life". I wonder if that would be
applicable or not in this situation.
If I did not like Vista, I would simply un-install it (I would think I would
know how to do this since I had installed it) and re-install whatever suited
my tastes.
"Gene Fitz" wrote:
> I agree with Bob. Call it too much eye candy if you want. There is no reason
> an operating system can't be as visually appealing as it is functional. I
> mean, heck, I am amazed every day when I sit in front of my computer, with
> the new look. So much so that I bought myself a new, up to date computer,
> with a 19" wide screen for it. (At first, I was running an notebook from 3
> years ago).
> the new system looks sweet, and though others may disagree, as far as I can
> see, runs better than XP.
> But hey, if it is "too pretty" for you, I can e-mail you DOS. It may just be
> ugly enough to fit your tastes. :-)
>
> Hope this helps..
>
> "Andromedan" wrote:
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> > Vista is so full of totally unnecessary eye-candy and fat that any user is
> > in grave danger of developing ocular diabetes.
> >
> > One can see that the tendency to enlarge portions in Burger King and
> > MacDonald's products has been adopted in full by Microsoft too.
> >
> > Using MacDonald's or Burger King makes a fat ass.
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> > Using Vista would make one a fat ass too.
> >
> > Microsoft takes the cake for coming up with this bloated OS. Might very well
> > be its Titanic.
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> > :-)
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> > Live long and prosper. Damn the Vulcans for stealing our line.
> >
> > Andromedan
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> > PS: With apologies to MacDonald's and Burger King.
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