Oh, The Shame

It was like watching a biker gang pound on a 120-lb Floyd the Barber. For the first time in my life, I actually turned the game off before it ended. I was yelling at the TV, jumping and screaming and creating a very, very dark cloud in my home. Not acceptable, that. So...I turned to my new vice instead: World of WarCraft. Talk about your addicting games! I spent the fourth quarter glued to a monitor instead of my TV.
Over the holidays I ordered a new iMac for my family -- and we're having a ball with it. Every member of the family has their own login, desktop and (restricted, of course) access to all of the seriously easy-to-use programs and features.
The options are amazing on this thing. I've been a PC guy for 20 years, but I may never go back. The difference is incredible.
All of that, though, and I find myself spending all my home computer time playing a stupid game.
Let it be known that I've never claimed to be bright...
One last bit of post-game news, this one an e-mail from a friendly Notre Dame alum:
"Hey, who dotted the "i" in Ohio last night? Oh, that is right -- Florida did!! (I have no room to throw stones as ND got whupped by LSU a few nights earlier.) Welcome to the losers lounge. Drinks are free."Only if Charlie Weiss is buying.
3 Comments:
At 7:55 PM ,
Anonymous said...
You're beloved Buckeyes should have been playing my beloved Wovlerines again. It would've been classic. A 3 point loss in Columbus would be a neutral site game quite interesting
At 1:55 PM ,
steven edward streight said...
Thanks for blogrolling Vaspers the Grate (as in abrasive, NOT "terrific").
;^)
How about explaining how iMac is better than a PC? That might be helpful, as I'm about to get a new computer in a few months probably.
thanks
At 1:49 PM ,
JasonS said...
I only wish now we had played Michigan again. At least I know we could stay in the game with them. Not so, Florida. Well, there's always next year.
Regarding the iMac...everything you see in the Mac/PC commercials are true. I never crash. The interface is much more intuitive (my 3-year old has his own login and uses it to surf websites I've deemed appropriate -- and he never asks for help!). It looks killer. It's all in the monitor...no tower, only one electrocal plug, etc.
No contest, Steven. Go iMac.
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