If Russia really wanted him he would be in a white van right now surrounded by anonymous green men with ski masks . <| sep |> Oh damn , I think I had like all of those computer games . THEY WERE SO MUCH FUN ! I wish they ' d come out with something like then again . <| sep |> Since it ' s generally asked by my dad I tend to think oh fuck off . After my brother had his first kid my dad started pestering me with that shit because he wants more grandkids . My mom is good enough to not really bother me about it other than telling me that she wishes I had someone to spend my time with . <| sep |> You have a pretty wide variety listed . What exactly do you want to do with it ? The 9600 , for example , is in an entirely different league than a Plus . If you are going for the classic 80 ' s Macintosh route , I ' d recommend the SE or Classic . I have both , as well as a Plus , and there ' s something to be said about an internal hard drive . The benefit of a Plus is that it ' s dead silent . No fans , no spinning disks . If you go that route , fail not to get an external floppy drive . Using one of those machines with only one floppy drive is maddening since you have to swap between your boot disk and program disk constantly . If you ' re going for an early 90 ' s vibe and want color , check out the IIci . Very powerful and insanely expensive in the day . The 9600 is unquestionably the pinnacle of preG 3 technology . Easy to service and maintain , it ' s a real gem of a computer . If you want something a little more old school , check out the 9500 . It was top dog in the day , but doesn ' t look as modern as a 9600 . In all cases , upgrade the RAM to the maximum . If you are considering a laptop , take a look at the PowerBook 540 c . Active matrix color display , stereo speakers , two expansion bays , and it ' s one of the best looking laptops of the 90 ' s .