A Superior Machine for Superior People

So tonight I'm actually sitting here on Brian and Raquel's couch. I was sitting in my apartment this afternoon thinking about all the things that I had to do. Then I thought about forgetting all that and having dinner at P.F. Chang's in Louisville. So here I am, with full belly, just hanging out.

I remembered a few days ago that I have forgotten to share with you all something drastic and wonderful that has happened in my life. No, no girlfriend as of yet, but I'm hopeful. I actually made the switch to Mac (post-death of my Dell Inspiron), and it's probably one of the best decisions I have made in all my 23 years on planet Earth. For those of you who are already in the light, you know what I'm talking about. But for you all who sit in front of that Windows screen just ancticipating the Blue Screen of Death, I really encourage you all to strongly consider Apple. As the world has learned from the popularity of iPods, Apple creates simple, user-friendly, and let's not forget down-right trendy pieces of equipment. I must admit that I really wanted my iBook for the look at first, but after really getting into OS X (that's the operating system for you PCers), it really is a far superior product to anything Microsoft could ever fathom of creating.

But anyways, the bottom line is that Apple computers are superior machines for superior people. People who want a machine that understands their needs and can help them get technological in a aesthetically pleasing way should go out and purchase their Mac today (or tomorrow if it's really late). Whatever the product, iMac, iBook, Powerbook, PowerMac, Mac Mini, they're all super. Ok, end of speech. So go get a Mac so I don't have to hoot and hollar (sp? -- I'm not down on my deep south lingo spelling).

P.S. If anyone already does have a Mac and uses the iSight, let me know your name so that I can add you to my buddy list. I love video chatting...I'm actually addicted to it to be perfectly honest. Ok, good night, all.