FCC Approves Sprint-Nextel Merger
Luke writes "Sprint and Nextel received approval from the Federal Communications Commission to merge to form the number three wireless company on Wednesday. FCC commissioners gave the companies unanimous support for the merger. The companies, which announced the merger on Dec. 14, 2004, expect to finalize the merger soon."
As we usher in a new era of reduced costs and consumer savings!!!!1!1
There are two kinds of people: 1) those who start arrays with one and 1) those who start them with zero.
So does this mean that people who work for Nextel are no longer allowed to fraternize with those who work for Sprint after the merger if that new labor law proposal passes? Or do they get some sort of grandfathered in "friendship/buddy" clause that allows them to still retain friendships and acquaintances in such an occurrence?
Maybe the shittiness of Nextel and Sprint will cancel eachother out?
Ugh. Just what we need. This is like when your huge, fat, impotent, blubbering idiot of a third cousin marries your bitchy, chain-smoking, slut of a first cousin. Nothing can result from the union except terrible, retarded things.
So now we'll have lousy customer service (sprint) combined with that fabulous redneck mating call:
{bee-deep} "Billy!"
{bee-deep} "Yeah!"
{bee-deep} "Where ya at?"
{bee-deep} "At lunch!"
{bee-deep} "What?"
{bee-deep} "At luunncchh!"
{bee-deep} "Where?" (...)
Spritel? Nexint? Vista?
Sextel
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Think of the phone sex possibilities.
On second thought...
The Stone Age did not end because humans ran out of stones. - William McDonough
After reading all of these comments about Nextel and Sprint I have to wonder if ANYBODY with a cell phone in the US is happy with their service. And let's not even talk about Cingular's new slogan. A guy I know on IRC recently got a job with Cingular. The catch-line lately has been "Hey Ted? Whatcha been up to? Busy raising the bar, I'll bet." He still doesn't get it. That's what makes it so beautiful.
Oh God, I almost just fainted. I worked for Sprint before I went to law school, and then I worked for Sears during law school. Why do the companies I work for get so fucked up?
I don't know, but stay away from my company....
Any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so.