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> And I can't wait to pay 5K for the content of one of those articles published 2 years ago. Err, "can't wait" as in "it will be awesome when it arrives" or as

> And I can't wait to pay 5K for the content of one of those articles published 2 years ago. Err, "can't wait" as in "it will be awesome when it arrives" or as in "I'm not going to wait for that, stupid Apple"?

kyriakos 7y ago
I think the OP sarcasm was obvious.
- kbenson 7y ago
  I thought it was likely, but I also thought the wording ("for the content of one of those articles") was weird enough that I was confused. I think what was meant was "And I can't wait to pay 5K for the hardware described in one of those articles published 2 years ago." Also, I would be a lot more confident in labeling it sarcasm if I didn't believe there were plenty of people actually eagerly awaiting new Apple hardware just like that. In any case, Poe's law strikes again.
  - keyle 7y ago
    It was sarcasm. Sorry for the confusion. English is not my native tong.
    - heyoni 7y ago
      It’s “tongue”! Just kidding...but it is :D
  - kyriakos 7y ago
    I think the 2 years ago was what makes it obvious for me. I'm not a native speaker either.
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