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In article ,
Snit wrote:

> "Sandman" stated in post
> mr-8093C3.12512903042008@News.Individual.NET on 4/3/08 4:51 AM:
>
> > In article ,
> > Snit wrote:
> >
> >> "Sandman" stated in post
> >> mr-1C7578.00531303042008@News.Individual.NET on 4/2/08 4:53 PM:
> >>
> >>> In article ,
> >>> Mayor of R'lyeh wrote:
> >>>
> >>>>> Now, a few
> >>>>> years later, at least in the US consumer market Apple has grown to above
> >>>>> 20%... if you buy the current stats floating around.
> >>>>
> >>>> Meanwhile, back in the real world where numbers aren't cherry picked
> >>>> to inflate marketshare, Apple is still hovering between 2 and 3%.
> >>>
> >>> Actually, it's closer to 80%
> >>>
> >> And Sandman heads off into la la land again.
> >
> > And Michael dishonestly snips away what clearly marked my remark as a
> > joke, pretending that it wasn't there and replied as if I hadn't
> > included it; i.e. lying.
>
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> In article ,
> Mayor of R'lyeh wrote:
>
> > > Now, a few
> > >years later, at least in the US consumer market Apple has grown to above
> > >20%... if you buy the current stats floating around.
> >
> > Meanwhile, back in the real world where numbers aren't cherry picked
> > to inflate marketshare, Apple is still hovering between 2 and 3%.
>
> Actually, it's closer to 80%
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>
> Your claim that Apple's share is "closer to 80%" is absurd.
> Your claim that I snipped is a lie.

Incorrect:

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In article ,
Mayor of R'lyeh wrote:

> > Now, a few
> >years later, at least in the US consumer market Apple has grown to above
> >20%... if you buy the current stats floating around.
>
> Meanwhile, back in the real world where numbers aren't cherry picked
> to inflate marketshare, Apple is still hovering between 2 and 3%.

Actually, it's closer to 80%


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Sandman[.net], who can also make claims without a reference.
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Michael, a liar still. Will he admit to his mistake and apologize? Of
course not!



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Sandman[.net]