Mac Culture

Do we think there is a "Mac Culture" in the U.S and internationally?
is it just a sub-culture of the greater Consumer Culture? or does it stand on its own?
Is there such a thing as "PC culture" and how might "Mac Culture" differ?
Why do people aspire to a lifestyle that includes Macs?
What is this lifestyle? Elite? Creative? both….
Do we wear ties?

Any thoughts?

Nik wrote:

> Do we think there is a "Mac Culture" in the U.S and internationally?
>> Any thoughts?

atomicelroy says:

How dare you!
of course the Irish have culture.
If there is a PC culture you are not part of IT! I mean Politically Correct!
MY GAWD….just because it's "NEW PERFECT AmeriKa" that dosen't mean you can accuse an entire group of people of having NO culture.

oh… wait, you're talking about computers…sorry!


SAY CHEESE!
AE03
http://www.atomicelroy.com

"Mac" are the Scots. The Irish are the "O'"s as in O'Dell.

—– Original Message —–
From: "atomic elroy" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 8:56 PM
Subject: RHIZOME_RAW: Re: Mac Culture


> Nik wrote:
>
> > Do we think there is a "Mac Culture" in the U.S and internationally?
> >> Any thoughts?
>
> atomicelroy says:
>
> How dare you!
> of course the Irish have culture.
> If there is a PC culture you are not part of IT! I mean Politically
Correct!
> MY GAWD….just because it's "NEW PERFECT AmeriKa" that dosen't mean you
can accuse an entire group of people of having NO culture.
>
> oh… wait, you're talking about computers…sorry!
>
>
> SAY CHEESE!
> AE03
> http://www.atomicelroy.com
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touche'


say cheese!
AE03