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Black screens going up at Apple Stores
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Haha, Avatar, you just got trolled. Mazola's just joking, check out his post history, he's known about the iPhone since it was announced.
posting my photos from my swing by the University City AT&T store in Philadelphia, PA.
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It's hard to believe it now, but the Windows 95 launch was just as ridiculously hyped, with the campouts and everything.
what does that mean?
design for test <some other t word i can't think of?>
please, no street slang here.
I just want to add that Easton is a fine mall and Columbus is one of the most beautiful and feature rich metro in America. There is no horrible traffics found in larger cities, yet benefited by Ohio State and being a smaller size city, it has gorgeous downtown, Short North, several fine malls, suburbs, mid-size airport, even served by the cheapest airlines in US as the hub (Skybus.com). Combined with concerts and sporting events regularly held due to the intellectual and cultural power of the 2nd largest university (we have seen from Four Tenors to Chris Rock performing in the world class basketball arena of OSU), and the elite Buckeye football team, and the many fine clubs and watering holes, Columbus is definitely the nicest city I had lived, better than places such as NYC (dirtiest city in america, full of immigrants and ppl don't know how to speak English, and tourists, and the scariest and grossest public transportation system, and the traffic), San Francisco (materialism, traffic, really really weird people), DC (too much gov employees and Lincoln Executives TownCar), LA (traffic), Chicago (winter+traffic+price), Atlanta (like Detroit, ewwwww), Dallas (no big university), Austin (too small), Oklahoma City, Detroit (ewww), San Diego (overpriced), etc. Only things I hate is the cruel winter and the often cloudy days.
Windows 95 was pretty big (12 years later Vista was a yawn). The PS3 was pretty big... sort of, especially in Japan.
Still... this is amazing.
a lot off topic, but i love the german version : Trolle bitte nicht füttern!
it's so hostile!
Oh I already knew that when I posted this earlier (page 2):
After reading my posts a while, you'll find that my modus operandi is deconstruction at any cost... even if someone is trolling, I love to deconstruct their phony arguments anyway. It's sort of a mental calisthenics... I mean, if you can annihilate completely warped logic (whether genuine or satirical) you can pretty much give anyone a beatdown.
hmm lets see.
Dreamcast (midnight launch)
PS2 (midnight launch, pretty much sold out instantly, very hard to find for like 2 or three months)
X360 (Zero hour)
PS3 (midnight launches first PS3 sold in news, free games etc, hell in Europe Sony gave away 42 inch 1080P tv's with the thing->I'd like to see Apple give away Cinema Displays for the first 500-100 iPhone buyers)
Waiting in line is the norm for console launches. Now that I think about it there hasn't been a console launch (Sony, MS, Nintendo, Sega) in at least ten years that hasn't had lines and people camping out for hours/days.
