She said "are you going to show me something perverted AGAIN?" So he obviously showed her something perverted in the past, but she still continued to date him.
Judging by how she reacted to an mp3 player that looks like a camera i would a) stick to showing her perverted things and b) due to a) I want her phone number!
As a former Shuffle owner myself, I agree: the signal code isn't THAT bad. But that does not make this any less of a disaster.
It's not any one thing. It's a combination of things that make it so. I could deal with the Shuffle's controls if they weren't attached to the shitty iPod earbuds that do not stay in my ears when walking, let alone jogging; I could deal with an adapter for my personal pair of headphone as long as it was free and included with the shuffle; I could deal with either of those things if the Shuffle was noticeably smaller than its predecessor (and let's be honest; I don't think anyone's problem with the shuffle was ever "it's not tiny enough.") And I could deal with the Voiceover crap, except that I know my own music and don't need to have Clippy the MS Office widget tell me what I'm listening to.
Please tell me why this Shuffle is a win over the previous generation. As far as I can see - and I've been an Apple fanboy five years running now - it does not offer a compelling reason why it is an improvement over its predecessor, with the exception of the size upgrade.
It was only a matter of time before Maxell and M&M decided to collaborate, like Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson. So, I wonder what other products are in the pipeline... M&Ms made with ground up bits of DVDs and tape?
It's called Darwinism. A child that is stupid enough to eat these doesn't deserve to live long enough to pass on its genetic makeup. Also, a child with parents who purchase Maxell products shouldn't live long enough as well.
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Judging by how she reacted to an mp3 player that looks like a camera i would a) stick to showing her perverted things and b) due to a) I want her phone number!
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AGAIN?
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As a former Shuffle owner myself, I agree: the signal code isn't THAT bad. But that does not make this any less of a disaster.
It's not any one thing. It's a combination of things that make it so. I could deal with the Shuffle's controls if they weren't attached to the shitty iPod earbuds that do not stay in my ears when walking, let alone jogging; I could deal with an adapter for my personal pair of headphone as long as it was free and included with the shuffle; I could deal with either of those things if the Shuffle was noticeably smaller than its predecessor (and let's be honest; I don't think anyone's problem with the shuffle was ever "it's not tiny enough.") And I could deal with the Voiceover crap, except that I know my own music and don't need to have Clippy the MS Office widget tell me what I'm listening to.
Please tell me why this Shuffle is a win over the previous generation. As far as I can see - and I've been an Apple fanboy five years running now - it does not offer a compelling reason why it is an improvement over its predecessor, with the exception of the size upgrade.
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It actually screams "Not candy!", if you look at the bottom.
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plus, with the wires and stuff you can just fish it out lol:)
even the most toothy tot is going to have trouble nibbling through wire.
01/12/09
yep yep. now if they only could make (another) way of getting erroneously ingested tequila out of oneself...
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Also, an adult who's stupid enough to wear these on the subway deserves to have his ears bitten off by rabid kids. Right?