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bitch bitch bitch... ffs people, I thought the whole thing about being creative were that you were, um, creative. It's easy: a. don't buy one, or b. if you acc
by cubicle67 17y ago
bitch bitch bitch... ffs people, I thought the whole thing about being creative were that you were, um, creative.
It's easy: a. don't buy one, or b. if you accidentally do buy one, then think of something creative to do with it.
It seems there's a large number of people at the moment who can't see them selves buying one of these (sorry, still can't bring myself to call it an iPad) for whatever reason, and they're working hard at mentally positioning those who may buy one as 'stupid', 'couch potatoes', 'dumb', 'fanboys', 'not creative people', 'want to be cool', 'gullible', 'buying it just because of the marketing' etc. I'm sure you've read the endless swathe of similar comments today. Why? Why is is so hard to accept that whilst a product ay not be for you, it may be just what someone else wants?
[Disclaimer: I'm in the group of those who probably won't buy one. I can't see a use case for it yet]