Although, I must say, none of them have fit quite like AA’s shirts, but those are some good alternatives, I think.

I personally do like the look and feel of the American Apparel brand and their typographic aesthetic, although I don’t approve of much of their photography. I think they could keep the same brand image and still be a little more tasteful in their imagery.

sixline: Of course I am. That’s my prerogative. :P

Katherine: Oh, yes, I’m very aware of how shallow I am. :)

“I’m diving into the depths of shallowness by saying this here…”

Alyssa: I don’t know about that… :P

Joni: Being able to use both and debug both definitely earns some brownie points, but PCs feel like a contaminant in the universe. It’s to the point where I wouldn’t want one in my household, period. :P

Amy: Ambicomputerous is great — I’m that way myself — but I don’t think I go for the no preference thing. I want a woman with passion and strong opinions and good taste. She may be equally skilled at using both, but she has to have come to that fork in the road and consciously chosen the higher path, the Mac. :)

And just for the record, yes, I know Macs are more expensive than PCs and that does end up being a factor, but my preference here has nothing to do with wealth. A poor girl with a Mac is way more attractive than a rich girl with a PC. (If she’s poor and doesn’t have a computer at all, that’s okay as long as she would have chosen a Mac had she had the money. ;))

This is fun. :P