10-08-2006, 12:11 AM
[quote herbiesyufy][quote elmo3][quote herbiesyufy][quote elmo3][quote chas_m]The spelling skills of the commenters tells you everything you need to know about the Zune's potential market.
I see, and no bad speller or total idiot has ever bought an iPod. And they aren't welcome to buy them, either. Right? They aren't Apple's market, right?
Prick.
Showing the world just who you are, eh?
Let's see...stalker, someone with no argument who instead calls names...
I can't wait to see where else you stalk me.
I'm sorry! My apologies. I was just saying that you are a prick. I didn't mean to offend you.
So you *did* intend to stalk me.
Thanks for admitting that, anyway.
So, tell us all: whenever someone says something (a) you don't like, but (b) for which you have no coherent argument in response, do you *always* just start calling that person a "prick"? Or do you have different epithets you throw? Are they random, or do you have certain sets you like to use? Do the sets change with the discussion topic, or with the season, or something else?
Keep going. You're getting yourself--and OWC--in deeper and deeper.
I see, and no bad speller or total idiot has ever bought an iPod. And they aren't welcome to buy them, either. Right? They aren't Apple's market, right?
Prick.
Showing the world just who you are, eh?
Let's see...stalker, someone with no argument who instead calls names...
I can't wait to see where else you stalk me.
I'm sorry! My apologies. I was just saying that you are a prick. I didn't mean to offend you.
So you *did* intend to stalk me.
Thanks for admitting that, anyway.
So, tell us all: whenever someone says something (a) you don't like, but (b) for which you have no coherent argument in response, do you *always* just start calling that person a "prick"? Or do you have different epithets you throw? Are they random, or do you have certain sets you like to use? Do the sets change with the discussion topic, or with the season, or something else?
Keep going. You're getting yourself--and OWC--in deeper and deeper.