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Meh, I like this design better:
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Much more stylish. And apparently more efficient than your standard ceiling fan.
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however, reveling is hard work and began to take its toll on anonymoose who knew not of a gentle way to revel. anonymoose began to perspire and quickly realized he needed some fanning.
he turned on his dervish ceiling fan that he hadn't used in several months. the dust cloud that descended upon his living room filled him with an awe that was so reverent as to be classified as fear.
with mouth agape in adulatory astonishment, the dust filled anonymoose's orifices, suffocating our young warrior on the spot. anonymoose's kin and mortgage company cursed his propensity for shedding and this new dervish ceiling fan so capable of dispensing dead skin cells.
CURSE YOU DERVISH CEILING FAN
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I would imagine firing up this mop would be akin to using a old-style vacuum cleaner bag full of dust & dirt as a piñata....
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...hmm... Hey there's an idea.
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But hey, at least it's easier to see when they need to be cleaned...
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I have the stylus, it is nice, much more control than just using a finger, although there is something quite satisfying about using only your finger to paint. However, do be careful not to tilt the Pogo Sketch too far toward horizontal as the metal ferrule around the spongy tip can scratch into your iPhone's surface--at least on mine, where I have one of those clear "mylar" shield thingies on the glass, it did manage to scratch the shield. Lesson learned.
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It's a very nice illustration, iPhone or not (and let's face it, it's just PR).
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Swoon for apple/mac
Disparage ms/windows
call someone an idiot for having their own opionion
disparage ms some more
end with some impressive apple statistic
I don't get it. It's like a f&@#ing fanboy haiku! I LOVE apple products. I have a first gen iphone, and a macbook pro 15inch (sadly only with the core duo) which just took a shat unfortunately, and had a G4 prior to that. I also have an HP DV5 which I love for everything my mac products don't do. Moral is, both companies DO bring something to the table. If someone likes MS better, just leave them to their own opinion and preference.
On a higher note, Mini's are pretty cool cars..
(you see that's called being nice to people)
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Here is a link to an amazing diversity of this iPhone with Brushes art:
[www.flickr.com]