It's just the media trying to bait Osama into using this to fuel some ideas.
Airport Security Dude #1: Hey, check out that guy with a bunch of iPods strapped around his waist. Should we check him out? Airport Security Dude #2: Nah, he obviously didn't RTFA.
Just make sure you don't tell them
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that your computer with a 200+ Gig HD can play mp3s too.
Susan: I'm thinking of writing a book. Publisher: What's the title? Susan: "Icon Artist" Publisher: Hmm, a spoof on "I, Robot?" Are you trying to con me? Susan: I said "Icon Artist," not "I, Con Artist!" Publisher: Yeah, I heard you the first time, the second time, and the third time. Susan: Nevermind. You, idiot.
I'm sure he insisted on coming to SF even without a Blu-ray announcement. Perhaps he had ideas of stepping down even back then. Perhaps SJ tempted him to come and play with the new stuff he would be introducing.
Heck, if I were having thoughts about stepping down, I wouldn't mind one last all-expense paid trip to San Francisco "just to demo an HDV camera [wink wink]."
It's a prototype for how they will verify that their maps are correct.
Ok, everybody! Pair up!
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Navin (Steve Martin): The new phone book's here! The new phone book's here! This is the kind of spontaneous publicity I need! My name in print! That really makes somebody! Things are going to start happening to me now.
Of course, later that day, a disgruntled man with a rifle opens one of the new phone books at random seeking a victim. His finger lands on the name of Navin Johnson, and there is his address right beside it.
Cingular offers a device called a fast forward. You put the device in a cradle that connects to the landline and it automatically forwards all calls to your landline while charging your device.
You're more likely to get a better score if you give a link about what you're talking about:)
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was John Williams the best part(s) of the movie?
Um, free?
;)
It's just the media trying to bait Osama into using this to fuel some ideas.
Airport Security Dude #1: Hey, check out that guy with a bunch of iPods strapped around his waist. Should we check him out?
Airport Security Dude #2: Nah, he obviously didn't RTFA.
that your computer with a 200+ Gig HD can play mp3s too.
That's only part of the reason why the comment is Funny.
Too late, the San Francisco 49ers already drafted him.
Oh wait.
You can do better by typing with two fingers. Only 1/5 the germs. :)
Yeah. All these fake articles are a waste of time. That's why I don't even bother visiting /. on April 1.
Oops.
Susan: I'm thinking of writing a book.
Publisher: What's the title?
Susan: "Icon Artist"
Publisher: Hmm, a spoof on "I, Robot?" Are you trying to con me?
Susan: I said "Icon Artist," not "I, Con Artist!"
Publisher: Yeah, I heard you the first time, the second time, and the third time.
Susan: Nevermind. You, idiot.
Apple: Going Out Of Business Since 1984.
I'm still not quite sure what the exact question is, but I think the answer is 42.
but we've turned his Web site into a Yugo.
I think you misspelled Nova (or "No go" for the ones that didn't get the Spanish reference)
I'm sure he insisted on coming to SF even without a Blu-ray announcement. Perhaps he had ideas of stepping down even back then. Perhaps SJ tempted him to come and play with the new stuff he would be introducing.
Heck, if I were having thoughts about stepping down, I wouldn't mind one last all-expense paid trip to San Francisco "just to demo an HDV camera [wink wink]."
(t)he(y) would have only referred to himself/themselves as Deep Throat, or Deep Inside Steve Jobs, or something like that.
If the websites don't know your true identity, they won't be able to tell the judge much, no?
WoodStein, you're next! Huh, Deep Throat is dying? Oh, nevermind, we'll wait.
(So I guess it wasn't Kirsten Dunst after all?)
Add to that that there shouldn't be any of those station watermarks or ads promoting other shows on the bottom portion of the screen.
Sounds like a business model that deserves a patent.
It's not snake oil.
According to my trainer, it's flaxseed oil.
Can you sell it as a replacement for the SF / Oakland Bay Bridge?
Thanks!
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It's a prototype for how they will verify that their maps are correct.
Ok, everybody! Pair up!
Navin (Steve Martin): The new phone book's here! The new phone book's here! This is the kind of spontaneous publicity I need! My name in print! That really makes somebody! Things are going to start happening to me now.
Of course, later that day, a disgruntled man with a rifle opens one of the new phone books at random seeking a victim. His finger lands on the name of Navin Johnson, and there is his address right beside it.
Wrong. You didn't bother to check the link in my other post :(
Ok, just in case some poor soul decides to ask what ESPN is.