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Seriously, you can get a full TomTom device for 70 bucks. I can tolerate this price because it comes with the damn hardware, but when you're piggy backing off of someone else's hardware, there's really no reason for this app to cost so much.
@Killjoy: Not sure, but I thought there were reports of some having them and that you had to look at build numbers. When the updated processor came out last time(falcon, was it) i looked at build number/build date to ensure I got a newer one.
@Illundiel: That still applies - check build numbers, and check the amperage on the power supply if you can. Based on the Xbox community's reports about their results, it's a near certainty that the newest chipsets are currently only shipping in the bare-bones Arcade version.
@soysoy: Not so fast - checking the details always trumps all. Look on the power supply label for "Output DC: 150W" and "12V 12.1A." This is the power supply for a Jasper unit. That being said, the warranty should be filed either way.
@Mark Sanders: Sorry, didn't mean to ignore the retail angle. I'm used to internet sellers, some of whom will think nothing of bundling any remaining old stock with new games. Yes, store-bought units should be fine - but it never hurts to check.
@Hearthatvoiceagain: I love it when Canadians take it all seriously when we joke about being superior, as this is a sure sign of an inferiority complex.
That said WE don't have native French speakers AND our army is bigger than yours so by definition we are superior.
The only Americans who are afraid of China are ones who don't realize that they need us as much as we need them. Sadly this is a majority of Americans, but what can you do?
As for the former Soviet Union, it can be superior all it wants, but as I recall when the Berlin Wall fell it was East Berliners that were pounding on the Wall to come West, not the other way around.
@NorwoodIsMyHero: I can take jokes just fine thank you. I was just applying your "we have a bigger army" criteria, since you claimed this as one of the things that made you superior.
@RT100=tg14: To quote Travisco Nabisco's post above "We don't have native French speakers either. They all speak Quebec French which is quite different from France French". Just as that Bastard mess you speak is not English.
@Hearthatvoiceagain: So are you saying your British? Well if that's the case, we know what the problem is already.
Look, we're sorry we rebelled against you all those years ago, and that you guys are no longer the biggest kid on the block any more, but your king really was a jerk.
And any dialect of French is bad, not just native French. the fact that they are not from France and still have large swaths of the population that choose to speak a dialect of French may mean an even larger point deduction in our little nationalistic pissing contest.
@NorwoodIsMyHero: Oh, if it is a Nationalistic pissing contest the US will wins hands down, what with all the all the urine you pass off as beer over there.
You are right about George III though the second stupidist ruler called George your country has ever had.
@Hearthatvoiceagain: The great thing about America is we for the most part are equal opportunity on our beers.
I like a good dark Euro type brew although some of the Texan Shiner brews are nice. Miller and Bud aren't the only things on tap at American bars, we're much more diversified in our beer tastes than that.
Bush was bad, but as a resident who lived in America under Bush and has read the Declaration, he was no King George, no sir not by a long shot.
something something Bacon, The Arcade Fire something, eh?
But seriously, if they're going to toss an exclusive 360 pack to Canada, I'm surprised it's not an NHL 10 combo, since I think Canada makes up about 94% of that market.
This is just the prototype. The final version will look like an anime character that repairs power lines with samurai swords and odd creatures. #powerlines
It did because some classless little twat at some little Ad agency is thoughtful enough to assume that this is funny. And old people handling a phone... it's funny because Old people are stupid too. Yep, surely some pre-30 year old little yuppy douche is real proud of themselves for this campaign.
What's remarkable is Palm's further development of ads that make you not want to buy their product at all.
I expect the next Palm Pre ad out of, say, Sweden, to feature a hamster with a lit cigarette in its mouth and a Palm Pre duct-taped to its back slowly spinning on a lazy susan for around a minute. "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" will be the music.
@dcdttu: Yup, we realize that, however most of the U.S. citizens tend to think of themselves so highly as to consider themselves representing the Americas in general.
@Pope John Peeps II: Very true, actually I think only Canadians and Mexicans actually refer to U.S. citizens as 'Americans'.
Personally, we get insulted when someone calls us that though lmao.
@dcdttu: Well, what are we gonna call folks from the United States, then? Unitedians? Statesmen?
Actually, Statesmen doesn't sound too bad...ugh. I'm sure the founding fathers spent a good deal of time on developing the best system of government they could with what they had.
But you can't neglect branding, guys. Shorten that mess.
hehe, bell is just doing publicly what we all do privately - Make fun of you fat idiots down south. I mean, what other country would elect someone like bush ... TWICE (Well, technically once... but still! that was for a second term).
@Rodime: Yes, yes I see. I have always thought that the laziness, obesity, and inactivity of Americans was directly related to a particular president that we had elected. Well, *they* elected. I was too lazy to get out of bed early enough to go vote for a president that I didn't really know much about because I couldn't be bothered to do my due diligence in researching the candidates.
....I'm sorry, I think I forgot whether I agree with you or think you're crazy....
I worked for a Canadian firm and most of my co-workers were Canadians in the US. The only activity I ever saw them seriously engage in was drinking of the beer and smoking of the cigarettes, and they were VERY serious about both of those activities. And they always let their phone go to voice mail.
We're (Canadians) afraid of our "Nazi Healthcare" system so we need to keep in tip-top shape. Got to keep the bureaucrats from coming to our doors with their scythes.
In Boston on a vacation, I rarely saw fatties, oddly enough. The downtown area is all walk-friendly, which contributes to passive excercise. Same deal over near Harvard. Didn't go to Fenway though ;)
In both Canada and America, it is my belief that the suburbs are what's making ppl fat. When you gotta drive to go to the fastfood/donut store.... :/
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You're canadian? A canadian would never call his healthcare a nazi system.
It exceeds American healthcare system by a million to the tenth times.
@Amir Oulad: Tangent, but my healthcare coverage exceeds Canada's by 10 fold. You might mean that everybody is covered in Canada, but it's not great coverage. :/
Btw, diskdaddy, being from Boston, I concur that there are not a lot of obese people about here, but they do exist. :)
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That said WE don't have native French speakers AND our army is bigger than yours so by definition we are superior.
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The only Americans who are afraid of China are ones who don't realize that they need us as much as we need them. Sadly this is a majority of Americans, but what can you do?
As for the former Soviet Union, it can be superior all it wants, but as I recall when the Berlin Wall fell it was East Berliners that were pounding on the Wall to come West, not the other way around.
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The rules of the "My country is better than all the others" game are rigged such that your home country always wins.
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The bigger army is only secondary.
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Look, we're sorry we rebelled against you all those years ago, and that you guys are no longer the biggest kid on the block any more, but your king really was a jerk.
And any dialect of French is bad, not just native French. the fact that they are not from France and still have large swaths of the population that choose to speak a dialect of French may mean an even larger point deduction in our little nationalistic pissing contest.
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You are right about George III though the second stupidist ruler called George your country has ever had.
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I like a good dark Euro type brew although some of the Texan Shiner brews are nice. Miller and Bud aren't the only things on tap at American bars, we're much more diversified in our beer tastes than that.
Bush was bad, but as a resident who lived in America under Bush and has read the Declaration, he was no King George, no sir not by a long shot.
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Yes, I went there, you darn Canuck!
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But seriously, if they're going to toss an exclusive 360 pack to Canada, I'm surprised it's not an NHL 10 combo, since I think Canada makes up about 94% of that market.
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Actually I believe we'd rather get out on the rink and play the game in real life rather than simulating it in a game...
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i can't view any pictures except ads
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I can't wait until Optimum Online sends mechanical spiders to fix our cable boxes and repair lines outside the buildings.
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What's remarkable is Palm's further development of ads that make you not want to buy their product at all.
I expect the next Palm Pre ad out of, say, Sweden, to feature a hamster with a lit cigarette in its mouth and a Palm Pre duct-taped to its back slowly spinning on a lazy susan for around a minute. "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" will be the music.
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Personally, we get insulted when someone calls us that though lmao.
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Actually, Statesmen doesn't sound too bad...ugh. I'm sure the founding fathers spent a good deal of time on developing the best system of government they could with what they had.
But you can't neglect branding, guys. Shorten that mess.
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....I'm sorry, I think I forgot whether I agree with you or think you're crazy....
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In Boston on a vacation, I rarely saw fatties, oddly enough. The downtown area is all walk-friendly, which contributes to passive excercise. Same deal over near Harvard. Didn't go to Fenway though ;)
In both Canada and America, it is my belief that the suburbs are what's making ppl fat. When you gotta drive to go to the fastfood/donut store.... :/
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You're canadian? A canadian would never call his healthcare a nazi system.
It exceeds American healthcare system by a million to the tenth times.
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Btw, diskdaddy, being from Boston, I concur that there are not a lot of obese people about here, but they do exist. :)
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yeah but you pay for yours...I don't....my free-decent healthcare trumps your awesome-paid health care...
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