Oh dear, Carly's pissed about Macs. Like she always has done in-game.
Stop saying PCs are ugly. Typical of Mac users. The ugly-boxes-and-cords thing died out a long time ago.
Get off the notion of viruses, because Macs "Three" are probably the most lethal out there. I have never gotten a virus, thanks to Norton.
I don't understand what you mean about "unnecessary easy-to-hit buttons that screw things up", because on either platform, I have never experienced that problem. In fact, I like PC keyboards better because of all the awesome hardware-software sync buttons, like media control and wireless manual toggle
"your six month trial for some crap that does nothing has expired" is totally not relevant to this. It's the user's decision to use software like that; that even happens to me on Macs.
My laptop's sleep mode is AMAZING. Don't say Mac's are always better at that then them.
Vista and 7's system prefs are well organized. XP's were too. Macs have less user preferences. Which underlines the true way of the apple computer. Too simple.
Norton is amazing. I have never once got a virus.
"Everyone loves how it gradually slows down over time" Excuse me? I have never experienced, or even heard of that. BS
"I personally love the random flashing lights that don't do crap" They always have a use, but you Mac-fanboys are too used to a keyboard and a stuffty one-click mouse to understand.
"It's also really cool having virtually no good community software or a built in webcam." Your kidding, right? How about a built-in webcam AND recording. Skype is quite a good chat software, I use it a lot.
"And it's great having the PC not being ready right out of the box. Instead, you have to read the manual, connect two-hundred wires, set up huge box, find a place where it fits, and then finally have loads of glitches (which is so fun!)."
The most pathetic statement I've ever heard. All computers are never ready-right-out-of-the-box, you obviously need to set stuff up. Windows does that very quickly, from multiple experiences. I have never once read a computer manual. It's hardly needed. My super-fast desktop PC has 2 necessary to work. EXTERNAL SOFTWARE, ahem. My desktop computer is so large it can even fit on a stool! Get over glitches. I hated it how the screen on my mac kept blanking out and loosing brightness often.
Where are you getting these bullstuff facts? I own both systems; I know how much Macs suck in comparison.
