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Mac versus PC, the battle continues on Twitter

Ernst-Jan Written on 23rd December 2008                                                                                                              3 COMMENTS some text
Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief

Looking for some humor during the work day? Try following MACvPC, a Twitter account based on the famous Mac ads in which a typical cool dude (representing an Apple) makes fun of a sloppy corporate guy (a PC). Those chats are now continuing on Twitter.

Here’s the Twitter account bio:

Hi, I’m Mac. I’m cool, fun, easy, and I voted for Obama. Hello, I am PC. I am hard working, always on the job, and I voted for McPalin.

According to their Twitter location, Mac and PC are currently enrolled in a “12 Step Dueling Personality Issues Program”. They have enough time to chat though, considering the large amounts of funny updates. Like this one:

MACvPC

MACvPC only has 329 followers now – but believe me, it will be a HIT! Especially since the people behind the account makes the effort of replying to almost everybody. Who doesn’t want to hear a joke based on your own remark?

About the author: Ernst-Jan is blogger and co-organizer of BLOG08, who previously worked in New York to cover news at the United Nations. Next to writing, he's also a singer in the band Christina Five. Follow him on Twitter or read his personal blog Dutchproblogger.com .

3 comments/trackbacks to “Mac versus PC, the battle continues on Twitter”

  1. Dec 23, 2008: Mac vs PC - Rap, Transformers y Twitter | Mac User Boricua

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  2. Dec 25, 2008: schmooser (Шму)

    @andreikharlanov http://tinyurl.com/axenhw Чета про любимого тобой Гая Кавасаки.

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  1. By Ivan Brezak Brkan on Dec 23, 2008

    Brilliant find! :)

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