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Waiting For An iPhone 3G In Style
I was messaging with some friends about my grueling iPhone 3G buying experience, and I said it could have been pleasant if I'd just brought a few magazines and a camp chair. My friend the Black Eagle suggested a more complete shopping list.
I was messaging with some friends about my grueling iPhone 3G buying experience, and I said it could have been pleasant if I'd just brought a few magazines and a camp chair. My friend the Black Eagle suggested a more complete shopping list."You need an Air or the nonexistent Apple notepad," he said, to take advantage of free Wi-Fi radiating from the Apple store, and added:
| Apple iPad from MacMall | $1,595 |
| Coleman Camp Chair w/drink holder from Wal-Mart | $15.95 |
| Stainless steel Thermos from Amazon with tea | $25.95 |
| Chicken Tequila Fettuccine from California Pizza Kitchen | $15.95 |
| The latest book from your favorite author | $25.95 |
| Waiting in style to buy the latest iPhone | PRICELESS |
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