Paul:
Years ago, I used to do some consulting work for some of the coal
companies in that area. After work, I would go over to the VFW and
have a beer or two. It was the only place in town to get a beer in
those days. There were not too many veterans or beer drinkers at the
VFW then; maybe you could provide them with an old G5 with a couple of
simple games for rainy days. WW2 games would be appropriate.
Neal
another old over the hill VFW .
Would you believe I served during WW2 and the Korean War. You never
know what kind of people are on the internet.
On Sep 23, 2010, at 4:01 PM, Paul Breeden wrote:
9/23/10
I was not able to get any information on what to do with old G-4 and
G5 Macintoshes. We have a 1995 Performa and a 2000 I-Mac. I live at
Santa Claus, IN, can you give me some advice? Thank you.
I searched Google for http://macmd.com/blog but did not find this info.
Anna Breeden.
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