Say you have problems with your Mac. What do you do? Hit Apple Discussions of course, or any other Mac-dedicated forum, blog etc. But say you're in a higher position than mom's-basement-couch-potato. I don't know... the host of a TV show. Do you ask Steve Jobs himself for a solution to your Mac problems?

Sure you do, especially if you're talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh, who, according to valleywag.com, is a Mac user and a very unhappy one at that. Mr. Limbaugh put out a plea to Apple 's CEO, Steve Jobs, asking for a fix to a bug that's been bothering him for quite some time:

"Mr. Jobs, please help me. I know we don't agree on anything. You love Al Gore -- and by the way, I've got no problem with him now, but can you put me to somebody that can get this going, because I know it's gotta work for most people. What am I doing wrong? [My producer] said, 'You don't understand it. Jobs has you tagged. He's making sure your computers don't work. If you put out this appeal to Steve Jobs and ask him to help, his reply is going to be, 'Mr. Limbaugh. Do us a favor and endorse Windows.'"

Naturally, Mr. Limbaugh doesn't expect an answer from Apple's CEO, but it's a nice thought to actually try and contact the man behind all the Macs in the world. After all, he of all people should be the most entitled to answer issues such as this. More than that, Rush states that everyone at his office uses Macs. He personally thinks the world of Macs:

"Our whole office here is Mac, and I just want it to work because I love them -- and these two things that aren't working would seem to me, as a novice, to be a simple fix, but they're not."

Hope Mr. Limbaugh gets his bug fix and I hope to God it's Jobs who delivers it (that'd make a great news topic).