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[quote]Q: Just out of curiosity, I took an old floppy out of the plastic outer casing and stuck it into the CD tray of my iMac. To my surprise, the iMac was able to read all the data on it. Then I put in a 5-1/4 inch floppy and found it was able to read that as well! Based on this success, I tried putting a slice of American cheese into the CD tray. The iMac couldn't read that, but it did ask if I wanted to reformat it. The formatting options were Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone. Now, why would the Mac OS be able to read those and not American?
A: This is a sensitive subject. Our information indicates that pressure from shadowy international dairy organizations has ensured that the Mac OS will never read slices of American cheese. We dare not say much more, but from what we hear, there are a number of Apple executive walking around with milk moustaches, if you know what we mean.<hr></blockquote>
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[ 03-01-2002: Message edited by: janitor ]</p>
[quote]Q: Just out of curiosity, I took an old floppy out of the plastic outer casing and stuck it into the CD tray of my iMac. To my surprise, the iMac was able to read all the data on it. Then I put in a 5-1/4 inch floppy and found it was able to read that as well! Based on this success, I tried putting a slice of American cheese into the CD tray. The iMac couldn't read that, but it did ask if I wanted to reformat it. The formatting options were Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone. Now, why would the Mac OS be able to read those and not American?
A: This is a sensitive subject. Our information indicates that pressure from shadowy international dairy organizations has ensured that the Mac OS will never read slices of American cheese. We dare not say much more, but from what we hear, there are a number of Apple executive walking around with milk moustaches, if you know what we mean.<hr></blockquote>
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[ 03-01-2002: Message edited by: janitor ]</p>