For anyone curious...

[cargill]

...this pretty much sums up why I hate humanity.

"I'm glad it's over," said Carlos Sanchez, 19, at the Apple Fifth Avenue store in New York City, clutching shopping bags containing two iPhones - the maximum allowed per person. "I don't have to sleep outside anymore."Or, you know, you could have waited a week or two to get one, there Fucktard

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For the record it was unintentional...

[snaxxx]

I was told that I had "bragging rights" for being the first in line for the Last Night. It was partially self-preservation - I knew if I went home after a doctor's appointment in south South Austin, I'd nap and be late.

Something that takes multiple steps to MAKE a phone call?! I agree, i'm glad I waited for the 2nd generation of iShuffle 'cause it's amazingly light and unobtrusive. Speaking of which -

*wanders off to find tiny scrap of metal*

[incendiarymind]

I have no sympathy for people who suffer for vanity either.

[anthony_lion]

I've NEVER bothered to stand in line for a new product...

Or a new movie...

Of course, as I know that the local cinema is never full on premiere day, I know I can saunter over a few minutes before the movie starts and still get a ticket...
be it LoTR, Star Bored: the Xerox revenge, or even the new Transformers movie...
(It won't be released here until the 4. )

[josephnoctum]

wow thats just rediculous. It just goes to show how far out of this I am. I didn't even know the iPhone was that big of a deal.

[dr_martin]

Um...our good buddy Brian Brushwood got one and showed it to us all last night.

I hate to admit it, but it is pretty cool.