'Like a Yankee cap in Fenway, this could spark a 'heated discussion.'' Mac people are also snappier dressers, have stronger verbal than math skills, and say they're 50 percent more likely to throw frequent parties.

This is 'prickliest' finding, says Mike Schuster in Minyanville: 67 percent of Mac people have a four-year college degree or higher, versus 54 percent of PC users. Mac types are more educated and more festive Both sides have strong feelings for McDonald's French fries, although PC folks rank Mickey D's first (34 percent, followed by steak fries), while Mac people prefer bistro fries (40 percent, versus 24 percent for the Golden Arches' version).Ĥ. They're also 80 percent more likely to be vegetarian than PC people, who prefer: Tuna sandwiches, patty melts, sweets, white and pink wine, Jolt and Pepsi, and strawberry daiquiris. What do Mac-identifying respondents like to eat and drink? Hummus, báhn mì, salty snacks, red wine, gimlets, and San Pellegrino Limonata. And while 52 percent of Mac people live in cities, PC types are about 20 percent more likely to live in the suburbs or the countryside. Not surprisingly, then, 58 percent of Mac people say they're liberal, versus 36 percent of PC users. Mac users are 22 percent more likely to be age 18 to 34, while PC people are 22 percent more likely to be 35 to 49.

In other words, 'PC users are more lame than their Mac-using counterparts,' says self-identified PC person Paul Suarez in PCWorld. PC users are older, more conservative, and suburban

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