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From: kalpin@utecfc.UUCP (Jordan E Kalpin)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga,net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: Reply to: Questions about ST vs. AMIGA
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Date: Wed, 1-Jan-86 02:28:26 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan  1 02:28:26 1986
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Reply-To: kalpin@utecfc.UUCP (Jordan E Kalpin)
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Summary: 

>I was over at my local computer store the other day, and they
>say that the IBM PC'S and the MAC'S are the Amiga's
>best friend.  They told me an amusing story about how
>this one lady came in to buy a MAC and happened to see
>the Amiga, with it's limited software base, running some graphics
>program.  So what happened??? She bought the Amiga.  
>
Now isn't this an intelligent little story...
The next time I go into a stereo store to buy a video recorder and see an 
RCA video disk player, I think I will buy the RCA unit.  After all, it has
much less of a selection of movies to worry about...I won't have to 
trouble my mind over overwhelming shelves of discontinued disks much less
worry about the inconvenience of recording movies.

I guess my New Year's eve has been ruined knowing that there is some lady out
there with $3000 worth of computer and all she can do is follow the bouncing
ball....
    
Do yourself a favour...bouncing balls are for kids....buy a Mac!!!

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