If everyone is talking about where I mentioned a 128? Why? So someone owns a 128 and it does not look like that? Who said it did? I never said that the link or picture looked like anything? I did say I had a Plus and another guy had a 128? No, it did not have anything to do with it. Should I apologize for mentioning it? So how did that come out of that? Also several months back someone was looking for a Beige G3 and I mentioned a guy that I purchased a lot from on E-Bay? As I have a few but none of the Beige G3s I have was not what they wanted. It was not like it would have benefit me as this guy lives in New York but someone made a comment about it anyway? A couple of years ago I had some stuff that I was selling on E-Bay and sent a link to the list! I did not know what the link said until everyone else did? It said something like I saw this item on E-Bay. I caught hell for that too? Which could have been said differently? Like Steve, we are not allowed to promote our own items? That would have been good enough for me! I have a lot of older Mac stuff (extra parts and such that I could trade or sell) (can I say that or mention it without anyone having something to say?) as I had been trying to get a few items to fix up for my (2) 4 year old Grandsons. One is Hyper and we just found out this year my daughters son is Autisic. I like the advice and answers given but it makes me afraid to say much of anything as it seems like someone is going to make a comment or not like what I said? Steven Brown
>________________________________ > From: Jonathan Fletcher <li...@fletcherdata.com> >To: macgroup@erdos.math.louisville.edu >Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2013 4:57 PM >Subject: Re: [MacGroup] First Mac > > > >On Oct 31, 2013, at 2:59 PM, Anne Cartwright <cartw...@aye.net> wrote: > >Check out lot 19 offered for sale by Auction Team Breker November 16th. >>http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/auction-team-breker/catalogue-id-2892938/lot-19828573 >> >>Be sure to click on "more" and read the complete description. >> >>One of the "toys" I got to see on my recent trip to Europe. > > > >Wow, that is interesting! > > >Please note all, that that is not the computer that Apple introduced. The >first Mac (that they sold) never had the "Twiggy" drive. Notice that it is >longer and thinner than the "microfloppy" that they eventually released in >1984. This one HAS to be a preproduction model. Maybe that's why they are >expecting FORTY THOUSAND Euros!!! > > >I HAD a 128, so I know that the one in the picture is NOT a 128. > > >Pretty cool. I had no idea that such a thing existed! Although, every once in >a while someone shows up with some preproduction one-of-a-kind like this and >we get a glimpse into the world of R&D at Apple. > > >j. > > > >-- >Jonathan Fletcher >FileMaker 9/10/11/12 Certified Developer > >Fletcher Data Consulting >jonat...@fletcherdata.com >http://www.fletcherdata.com >502-509-7137 > > >New Podcast on the Block: >FileMaker Talk - Business Edition: filemakertalk.com >h...@filemakertalk.biz > >Kentuckiana's FileMaker Developers Group >Next meeting: Tuesday, November 26th, noon to 3:30-ish >http://www.kyfmp.com > > > >_______________________________________________ >MacGroup mailing list >MacGroup@erdos.math.louisville.edu >http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup > > >
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