FridgeMagnet
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I tell you, they fought a war to get rid of Hitler, but when Steve Jobs turns giraffes into antelopes for the fun of it nobody bats a bloody eyelid.
N.B. ban the bomb
N.B. ban the bomb
Sorry for yet again linking to the Daily Heil, but I saw this article this morning and thought of a few people on this thread. Enjoy
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...launch-Apple-fans-world-streets-hours-go.html
Now this sort of thing -
"As Apple opened the doors of its stores around the world beginning in Sydney, staff greeted the first customers with high fives and cheers."
- would cause me great stress, as my mind would override my natural desire to punch the twats in the face.
I remember leaving an Olympic event and being faced with a wall of 10 staff all whooping, thanking me for attending and attempting to high five. Very weird experience! But you know, each to their own...
Yeah, if only the bloody Americans kept it to themselves.
If American Psycho had been written today instead the 1990s, that bit when they're all comparing the quality and finish of their business cards would surely have used Apple products and iPhones instead
If American Psycho had been written today instead the 1990s, that bit when they're all comparing the quality and finish of their business cards would surely have used Apple products and iPhones instead
Find it odd people queuing to be the first to get it. Is that really what your life has come down too?
Yup same as those sad bastards that queue up for football tickets or opening days of big films...
Your football ticket analogy is filled with buckets of fail.Yup same as those sad bastards that queue up for football tickets or opening days of big films...
much like your 'informed' posts on apple which are with less than 5 seconds worth of Googleing provably false Batman....Your football ticket analogy is filled with buckets of fail.
Or computer game launches, or the January sales blah blah blah...
So, in reality, it's not actually that wierd I guess...
Yup same as those sad bastards that queue up for football tickets or opening days of big films...
Or computer game launches, or the January sales blah blah blah...
So, in reality, it's not actually that wierd I guess...
A few urbanites queued up for game releases at midnight, I've mates that do that for every major release. Is it really that different?
I guess one really want to care for a product to queue for hours and get it at the first available moment, instead of a few days later. I guess it boills down to a "na-na-na-na-na look what I've got" bragging mentality.
In this particular case it's even more puzzling, as it is no new revoluationary product the likes of which we've never seen before, but a slighty better upgrade on a product that's been around for years and which virtually every fucker queuing would already have the most up-to-date version available in their pockets.
People line up for each new version of Halo, hardly what you could call a revolutionary update too, are they any different?
I'm guessing that queue wasn't there for several nights though. Have you any pics of this queue? I want to see these cup cake hipsters!I've seen people lining up to a degree that _did_ obstruct pedestrians - stretched all the way across another road - for the opening of a cupcake shop in Covent Garden. Now, if you wanted a queue of hipsters, that was it.
I've seen people lining up to a degree that _did_ obstruct pedestrians - stretched all the way across another road - for the opening of a cupcake shop in Covent Garden. Now, if you wanted a queue of hipsters, that was it.