Boot Camp! You Sissies!!
A UGN Infomanager reader sent this one in and it's a real hoot!
Switched On: Boot Camp - The Miffing Manual
by Ross Rubin
[Quote]
"All right! Listen up, maggot!
Welcome to Fort Dragg.
I am your Commanding Microsoft Office-er Sgt. Pepper!
How do you like that for trademark infringement, Apple Corps?
I bet you came here today because you wanted to serve your computer company by beta testing Boot Camp?
Well, let me tell you something. It ain't gonna be easy, you puke!
[End Quote]
Very funny little piece about "Boot Camp" ... get the 'song' right at the end of the piece and it's a real scream!
Switched On: Boot Camp - The Miffing Manual by Ross Rubin
(Ross Rubin contributes to Switched On, a weekly column about the future of technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment)
Oh, and by the way, you can listen to the Dixie Chick's in the iTunes music store, just enter "Sin Wagon" into the search field. Unfortunately, they've clipped out the "Praise the Lord... " passage and picks up right after that. There's even a kareoke version for you do-it-yourselfers!
pau
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