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HEY!
You say you're getting tired of lettuce and tomato hamburgers in this town that don't quite make it?

Well, here's an obstensibly coked-up Jason Alexander to the rescue, touting McDonald's NEW McDLT, where the hot -- *snap snap!* -- stays hot, and the cool -- *snap snap!* -- stays cool!

Try one today with a refreshing New Coke!
From: [identity profile] ivorjawa.livejournal.com
How ya' gonna' do it?
PS/2 It!
It's as easy as I.B.M.

How ya' gonna' do it?
PS/2 It!
The solution is I.B.M.

unfortunately, youtube yielded no love for that particular commercial
glowkitty: Princess Leia holding a blaster, with George Michael's "Faith" sunglasses superimposed on her face (Default)
From: [personal profile] glowkitty
Oh man, I remember that one. My husband still had his PS/2 in college, and any time I looked at it I got that stupid ad in my head. (Sadly, it died for good a few years ago, and we took it to the trash heap.)
From: [identity profile] ivorjawa.livejournal.com
I hope you still have the keyboard.

When the nuclear war comes, all that will be left are cockroaches and IBM Model M keyboards.
glowkitty: Princess Leia holding a blaster, with George Michael's "Faith" sunglasses superimposed on her face (Default)
From: [personal profile] glowkitty
...actually, I think we DO still have it. It may or may not even be up here right now, considering the large amount of piecemealing of crappy old computers we have been doing lately.
From: [identity profile] ivorjawa.livejournal.com
Dude. PC Keyboard Dot Com.
They bought the patents from IBM. I have a brand new Model M with a USB connector that I use with my mac at work.
From: [identity profile] zhym.livejournal.com
Absolutely awesome: brand new Model M clicky keyboards on USB. I thought they were the same folks who made the original for IBM way back when, though.

(This comment typed on an IBM Model M, built 17DEC88, made in the USA. When the revolution comes, this keyboard can also serve as weapon and/or shield.)
From: [identity profile] fancycwabs.livejournal.com
I am reminded of this homage to the George Plimpton ads. I ran into George (and James Elroy, among others) at a book street fair in New York, but didn't say anything beyond "hi." A mutual friend (who was an associate editor on The Paris Review and knew Plimpton from the founding days) told me I should have instructed Plimpton to kiss my ass.

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