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Everyone 18 & Under Post Your Setups (part 2)
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Why do you have two MacBooks?
you asked for it
But seriously, nice setup. Do you have a link to the wallpaper on the MacBook? It looks different than the one I've seen, but it may just be the photo. Might as well ask anyway.
Why do you have two MacBooks?
you asked for it
But seriously, nice setup. Do you have a link to the wallpaper on the MacBook? It looks different than the one I've seen, but it may just be the photo. Might as well ask anyway.
Alright, I spilled a glass of water on my first one, had to sell my PS3 and Wii to buy another one
(I needed it for school)Here's the wallpaper
I bought it in 2006 when it came out.
I don't mind that it's dying though, I can just rip my HD DVD's to my hard drive.
wow, that's even worse. There is no possible reason why a 12 year old needs his own imac and ipod touch. No possible reason. If it was a family computer I could understand.
Of course not! Everyone knows that humans don't develop the ability to successfully operate computers or listen to music until at least 13!
But seriously, in today's world, it's not unusual for children to be computer savvy. They are the ones who will grow up to be tomorrows animators, video editors, artists, computer technicians, inventors, software developers, etc. Commenting on the child's equipment ownership, and assuming he has no need for them, is audacious, and critical of someone else's parenting technique. I very much doubt you know this child well enough to be in a position to judge what he needs. The assumption that children are overindulged by having the latest gadgets, or equipment, is beyond me.
Does that mean morals or values can't be otherwise instilled? Does it mean no child is worthy of nice things? This boy is proud of his equipment, and took the time to participate here. It's sad to see his self worth attacked by self righteous comments. Why would anyone even think they have a right to set the standard of what is appropriate and what isn't for someone else's child?
To ClassicFan: Nice setup! Thanks for sharing it with us, and don't mind those who are likely jealous (or ignorant), and try to drag you down.
*Shakes Head*
WTF is wrong with you people? Why is there no possible way? Jealous eh!
Unlucky, I hope you've got insurance covering the new one now!Alright, I spilled a glass of water on my first one, had to sell my PS3 and Wii to buy another one
This whole "a 13 year old with an iMac!?! you're spoilt" thing is really getting stupid.
If that's what you think, please keep it to yourself. We DON'T need to know...
Agreed the thread is 18 and under it doesn't matter if an 7 year old posts who cares!
hahaha I would love that, I am going to give my brother a ton of money to spend on apple/tech products just to spite these people.
(though I did give him my old iBook when he was 5, so he is on his way)
Yup, fantastic show!
I honestly cannot remember, I got it quite a while back. Here's a picture, though:
Unfortunately, no one covers water damage
Quoted for truth. Also, I think the reason why people post their age is because they're proud of their stuff and proud of the fact that they have it at their age. Of course, that's asking for trouble.Of course not! Everyone knows that humans don't develop the ability to successfully operate computers or listen to music until at least 13!
But seriously, in today's world, it's not unusual for children to be computer savvy. They are the ones who will grow up to be tomorrows animators, video editors, artists, computer technicians, inventors, software developers, etc. Commenting on the child's equipment ownership, and assuming he has no need for them, is audacious, and critical of someone else's parenting technique. I very much doubt you know this child well enough to be in a position to judge what he needs. The assumption that children are overindulged by having the latest gadgets, or equipment, is beyond me.
Does that mean morals or values can't be otherwise instilled? Does it mean no child is worthy of nice things? This boy is proud of his equipment, and took the time to participate here. It's sad to see his self worth attacked by self righteous comments. Why would anyone even think they have a right to set the standard of what is appropriate and what isn't for someone else's child?
To ClassicFan: Nice setup! Thanks for sharing it with us, and don't mind those who are likely jealous (or ignorant), and try to drag you down.
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30" currently being checked at apple store =/.
I'm 16. And yes, I know my desk is messy
Whoa.. crazy.. just curious, what do you do on your Mac Pro with all that horsepower/screen estate?
Clean setup, mate! Loving the photography too..
EDIT - double posted.. gay.. couldn't help it
HDV Editing. I may be in school but that doesn't mean I can't have a job
.To make it a bit clearer as to what I use my mac for, though, I've just enclosed a pic of my dock (which I had previously posted in the 'post your dock' page...
Edit: oh, and, by the way, I've already answered that question
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