Re: quest for a GS

["Bill V." <nobrain@mindless.com>]

Have to grin :->. I'm sitting here in my "computer room" typing on my B/W G3
surrounded by Apple junk, er... collectables. My old 660AV, a couple of Classics,
about 4 SEs, five or six Pluss, a couple 512s, 128s, an original Mac,
2 IIgss, 1 IIe, a couple Newtons, and to many external drives and other stuff to
count.

I was going to just stick with old all-in-one Macs, but then I saw this lonely
looking gs at a thrift store - of course I had to find a monitor and some memory 
for it.... You know that story.

At least I know I'm not alone.

Bill.

"Greg J. Buchner" wrote:
> 
> On 12 Dec 1999, Charles Broderick wrote:
> 
> >
> > > I am now a total Apple junkie.... is there a 12 step program?   ;-)
> > >
> > > -Bart
> >
> > Why would anyone want to give it up?
> >
> 
> Give it up?  No, that's not how 12 step type programs work with the Apple
> II's...it goes:
> 
>  1.  Apple II
>  2.  Apple II+
>  3.  Apple IIe
>  4.  Apple IIe (with built-in numeric keypad)
>  5.  Apple IIc
>  6.  Apple IIc+
>  7.  Apple IIGS (Rom 1)
>  8.  Apple IIGS (Rom 3)
>  9.  Apple IIe/c emulator on your favorite new machine
> 10.  Apple IIGS emulator on your favorite new machine
> 11.  Collect as much hardware as possible for steps 1-10
> 12.  Collect as much software as possible for steps 1-11
> 
> You have now completed the Apple II 12 step program.  :-)
> 
> Greg B.
> 
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