Have they considered a Hungar strike? Basically, they would promise not to eat until Apple commits to a proper marketing presence and opens the iTunes store in their country. The UN would immediately send in doctors to monitor the health of the Hungar strikers. About 3 weeks in, their condition would become so serious that Apple would have to act, not because it's good PR, but because the deaths of 100 Hungar strikers would surely mean the collapse of their market in Hungary. Well, maybe Apple wouldn't have to act, but their little distributor in the country would. They can't possibly make a business on Reader Rabbit alone.

apple sux seriously

itunes too

poor ppl

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Anonymous wrote:
apple sux seriously

itunes too

poor ppl

If you used a Mac, it would have caught your spelling mistakes.

... while I lived in Washington DC. They saw my flyer for a Mac for sale at Georgetown Univ., and came to look at it, and then gave me their sob story that they were broke Hungarian students and how they love the Mac, and how they can't get Macs in Hungary, and could I give it to them for free?

Of course, I gave it to them, and guess what, do you think they ever sent me an email or card of thanks? Nope, nada.

There's an old saying in Tennessee. I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee, that says: Fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.

First of all, thanks for the Mac SE in the name of all hungarian Mac lovers!
The fact, they didn't send you a thank you letter, doesn't reduce the coolness what you did back in '91.