>> Oh, sure, an Apple Mac counts as both a "PC" and "normal". ;-)
> 
> Well, that depends what you mean. If you were implicitly excluding Macs 
> then I guess it doesn't count :) As for normal, well, I use them for the 
> same stuff most others use Windows machines for. It's personal tastes 
> really but I find it easier for most things (I'm not a big PC gamer so I 
> don't really lose out there).

I just meant that Macs are very rare. [Despite all of Apple's efforts.] 
In all the years I've been alive, I've never actually used one, or met 
anybody who uses one, and I've only ever seen 1 shop that even sells 
them. [Admittedly I don't know a vast number of people or go shopping 
all that might, but hey.]

>> (Seriously, if you can afford a Mac, the world is your oyster...)
> 
> Macs are not significantly more expensive than Windows PCs.


seperate PCs. But no, that's not significantly more expensive. ;-)

> I can afford 
> a Mac but I am not a particularly extravagant person...

Depends on what you mean. ;-)

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