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-ly. DifferentLY.

• hoag 16y ago
  Agreed. I guess some people (and companies) just like to "Think Different.™" :)
  • baggachipz 16y ago
    Yes, but that's a clever double-entendre in which they encourage thinking differentLY, as well as encourage you to think about their product, which is (supposedly) different. Aaaaand now that I've killed the joy in this, exit... stage left! poof
    • nitrogen 16y ago
      I find that analyzing and explaining a joke, phrase, or idiom increases the joy I derive from it. I only wish everyone else agreed.
• JonathanFields 16y ago
  Glad you guys picked up on this, I used "different," not "differently" in the headline as a nod to Jobs' original Think Different campaign. So, yup, it was intentional.
• neworbit 16y ago
  At first glance I thought this was going to be a Libya domain name comment instead of a correct language usage comment.