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#71

08-05-2010, 08:39 PM

Tram

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Originally Posted by jeffwhiteis

Tram,

You, or somebody, said that more then 4 lights "facing forward" was illegal. Our law states that it's illegal when more then 4 are burned. I knew this.

Actually.. What I said was... "If you have more that 4 lights facing forward, on at the same time, it's illegal.."

It's right here..

#72

08-05-2010, 09:00 PM

85_305

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East Coast Raprasant', muhfugga!

Ok that was gay. Let me go hang myself real quick here..

#73

08-05-2010, 09:16 PM

Tram

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Lol..

#74

08-07-2010, 02:36 AM

Tackett

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Originally Posted by 85_305

I toyed with my buddies when they first came out. That guy couldn't even get internet access or send/recieve pics/mms. It was pathetic. Granted, they can now. But still.

The reason people flock to the iphone is because it looks "cute", is an Apple, and you can download cool little foo foo gadgets lol.

The iPhone is the most versatile phone on the market. I have VNC installed on mine and client on my home computer. So while I'm at work I can access my home computer via the web and control the frickin thing. I kept changing the music tracks while my wife was at home, then I made a mspaint wallpaper that said "I'm coming for YOU!!". Scared the hell out of her. I'd like to see any other phone do that.

That is why I have an iPhone. It's just a miniature computer.

#75

08-07-2010, 08:49 AM

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Thats fine and dandy and all; but how does writing script on a remote PC thru ms paint make me a more successful businessman? It doesn't. I can control a PC remotely with PC Anywhere, and a host of others. The iphone just reminds me of those watches that were the size of a half-dollar and had a calculator built in; they sound cool in theory, but in reality they were geekymachines that didnt' really help much.