iGiveup
I just want to know what the big deal is. Why would you stand in line to buy the first of a product you know will have bugs, is ridiculously over-priced by about $500, and really isn't offering you something revolutionary? The iPhone is basically just a Blackberry without buttons.
Please, if you know, tell me!
J
posted by Jordan E. Rosenfeld @ 3:18 PM
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I was just listening to the California Report -- satisfying my npr addiction, as I do everyday -- and I heard a book review by a "Jordan Rosenfeld". The name was familiar -- that of a childhood friend I spent many summers with -- but the voice was entirely unknown. Well, maybe my old friend Jordy grew up... One google search later and I see it's true. You soudned wonderful on the air. What a happy surprise to run across you after all these years.
Amy Davidson!! Do you know that I have actively sought you out over the past few years but never been able to track you down? Do you have an email address? I still have boxes of your meticulously penned, creative letters pre and post camp. I would love to catch up with you!
Yes, I go by "Jordan" now...and time tells me I've grown up though can't say I always feel it.
my email: jordansmuse(at)gmail(dot)com...
I have a cell phone, I make less than one call per day, I receive less than one call per day.
Oh, what was the question? Would I stand in line for a phone? Would I pay $500? Would I buy the first generation of an Apple product? Two nos and a maybe.
techno-lust, techno-lust.
You know how when a guy's (uh, how shall I say it) thing gets erect, there's no blood left in his brain so he can't think?
Well there's many, many cells devoted to TECHNO LUST that rob people of their common sense.
$1500 to $1800 bucks a year. I can think of lots to waste that much money on besides a telephone.
Gerry--I'm with you.
Dave--I must lack those cells. Or rather they must be tuned toward buying little dresses and CDs :)
J
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