legion- no- you weren’t making that point.You pulled one book from a whole bunch of his favorite books and tried to imply he was a left winger.The right has been foaming at the mouth the second after the shootings claiming the left was going to try to use it against them. Well, self- fulfilling prophecies and all that.
And yes- biased. You’ll defend Palin on her rhetoric but you’er offended by Obama wearing flipflops on vacation. That’s some strange priorities, if you ask me.
I think the word eople are really looking for to describe Chuck Norris is “wooden,” not “awesome.” I realize the shared w and e might have confused you 🙂
jester, my behind safe from firing for now. that last co-worker that got fired was the one where he & I knew it was down to either of us. hence why it was so bittersweet.
Yes, thinking I’ll have a temporary blogicide as the election season starts later this year.
(Would this be a blogcoma? Although I guess almost all blogicides have been temporary)
Verizon Wireless will end its “New every two†program on Jan. 16. That’s the program that lets you upgrade to a new phone, for the new-customer price, every two years. (The company says that instead, it will e-mail you “special offers†after 20 months of your contract.)
Why would it end this popular, heavily advertised program NOW, after so many years? Hmmmm. It wouldn’t have anything to do with the fact that Verizon gets the iPhone two weeks later, would it?
Well, that’s what the bloggers are saying. Verizon, however, says it’s not true. If you’ve had your current phone beyond its contract time (usually two years), you can get the iPhone at the $200 new-customer price.
(The sticky part comes if you’re not done with your two years. Then you’ll pay a lot more.)
Well, I suppose Verizon can do what it wants. It knows its network is what we all want. And we’ll put up with endless greed and shenanigans to get it.
bxgrl, chuck norris gives you wood? That’s odd on a couple of different levels. 😉
rob- shoot that spitball at legion. He brought it up again. Nor am I the only one to respond. And benson was the one to start it off this morning.
thanks for the review DeLepp
and Arkady.
donatella,
I like your view of the OT.
you missed the snowball fight in here last night. :o)
legion- no- you weren’t making that point.You pulled one book from a whole bunch of his favorite books and tried to imply he was a left winger.The right has been foaming at the mouth the second after the shootings claiming the left was going to try to use it against them. Well, self- fulfilling prophecies and all that.
And yes- biased. You’ll defend Palin on her rhetoric but you’er offended by Obama wearing flipflops on vacation. That’s some strange priorities, if you ask me.
I think the word eople are really looking for to describe Chuck Norris is “wooden,” not “awesome.” I realize the shared w and e might have confused you 🙂
question.
what are some things that people should have done in life before they turn 34?
*rob*
jester, my behind safe from firing for now. that last co-worker that got fired was the one where he & I knew it was down to either of us. hence why it was so bittersweet.
Yes, thinking I’ll have a temporary blogicide as the election season starts later this year.
(Would this be a blogcoma? Although I guess almost all blogicides have been temporary)
m4l, from David Pogue:
Verizon Wireless will end its “New every two†program on Jan. 16. That’s the program that lets you upgrade to a new phone, for the new-customer price, every two years. (The company says that instead, it will e-mail you “special offers†after 20 months of your contract.)
Why would it end this popular, heavily advertised program NOW, after so many years? Hmmmm. It wouldn’t have anything to do with the fact that Verizon gets the iPhone two weeks later, would it?
Well, that’s what the bloggers are saying. Verizon, however, says it’s not true. If you’ve had your current phone beyond its contract time (usually two years), you can get the iPhone at the $200 new-customer price.
(The sticky part comes if you’re not done with your two years. Then you’ll pay a lot more.)
Well, I suppose Verizon can do what it wants. It knows its network is what we all want. And we’ll put up with endless greed and shenanigans to get it.
http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/13/first-the-bad-news/
Lech, will you have the one where Bruce Lee kicked his ass?