Tucker

Two reasons.....

1. So I can get rid of my "Brick-eo" (Treo 700p with AGA case coming in at nearly 1" width altogether).

2. So all my Mac friends can relish in the fact that I'll own a product from Apple, as I am notorious for my propensity to point out the questionable aspects of AAPL's pricing model. The simple fact is I REALLY want one of these....I can find cheaper comparable alternatives to Apple digital media plyers and computers, but not the iPhone...it is truly a unique product, at least for the time being.

How great would it be to convert this Windows guy into a Jobbs denizen?

...or didnt get laid in high school

anyone who fancies themselves consevative either isnt paying enough attention or failed to take the right classes in college.

how surreal is this ?

politics should have nothing to do with the xbox 360 and i'm done coming to this site now
doesnt anyone study the humanities any more or is the answer that high school was simply that traumatic ? things are related to each other and some people hold cyclical power in society based on mere faluty oppressive ideologies, period.

these are the same people that spraypainted "Osama Votes Kerry" all over my brooklyn sidewalks weeks before the presedential election last year. people were literally crying in the streets when they saw how their loved ones lives' were cheapened and distorted for such an ill-natured cause. doesnt anyone else object to having Weeks write for this site or shouyld i just sell my 360 right now ?

i was there two years ago and the place was empty
its a beautiful structure and i thought to myself then that they must be taking a bath

these guys have probably have more pressure on them than any other production group in the world at this point based on the level of expectations for this game, which is coming from all directions, blogs/forums to industry sources.

i never thought i's say this, but if GPS gaming ever catches on, we may need MORE lawyers in this country.

thanks, but I'll use my mp3 player/USB instead of buying overpriced portable media

er...i mean southwest :-/

sparticus....i shouldnt have singeled out fundamental christianity in particular (...or the southeast either!...) but i do still feel his argument has much in common with many radical/fundamentalist groups in society today. i fully believe that there are multiple "christianites" as opposed to a single "christianity"; differences in religous experience can vary even from congregation to congregation in the same family of churches. this is precisely why i found miller's article so offensive in the first place since it is based on the assumption that there are moralistic truths, amoung other things of course.