Antonio Veranos

The 4GS looks just like the 4.

How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?

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Antonio Veranos

<insert witty comment here>

xyzzy

On Oct 5, 2:50*pm, Antonio Veranos <nos...@thanksverymuch.com> wrote:
> The 4GS looks just like the 4.
>
> How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?
>


Those in the know will be able to tell. Trust me.

News

On 10/5/2011 2:50 PM, Antonio Veranos wrote:
> The 4GS looks just like the 4.
>
> How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?
>


You'll just have to look the part, grin and snark it.

Your Name

On 10/5/2011 2:50 PM, Antonio Veranos wrote:
>
> The 4GS looks just like the 4.
>
> How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?

You have an Apple device, you're already "superior" - that's "proven" by
many "studies". ;-)

Then again, if you go around calling the iPhone 4S an iPhone 4GS, then you
aren't really as "superior" as you thought you were. ;-)

BreadWithSpam@fractious.net

yourname@yourisp.com (Your Name) writes:

> Then again, if you go around calling the iPhone 4S an iPhone 4GS, then you
> aren't really as "superior" as you thought you were. ;-)

Confirmed by the asinine crossposting of the original...

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Huck Kennedy

On Oct 5, 11:50*am, Antonio Veranos <nos...@thanksverymuch.com> wrote:
> The 4GS looks just like the 4.
>
> How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?

Strangers may not know, but hopefully you have already
established as known fact amongst your friends and acquaintances that
you always buy the latest iPhone the first day it hits the shelves.

Huck

JF Mezei

Huck Kennedy wrote:

>> How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?


The lens for the camera appears to look different since it has a wider
aperture.

The model number on the back should be different.

And you will be able to show how Siri works while us with antique 4
phones won't.

the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com

On Oct 5, 2:54*pm, xyzzy <xyzzy.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 5, 2:50*pm, Antonio Veranos <nos...@thanksverymuch.com> wrote:
>
> > The 4GS looks just like the 4.
>
> > How will people know just by looking at my phone that I'm superior?
>
> Those that care will be able to tell. *Trust me.

I was at a sales meeting last week and we had some new folks so we
introduced and told of one interesting fact about ourselves. One of
the new guys was introducing himself and said, "I'm a Mac guy."

There were a bunch of audible "What?"s and general looks of huh? did
he just say....? wtf?

Pretty funny. He's a good guy, but it was lame.

Having been a Mac user since they existed, I really don't get the
whole fanboi thing.

Davoud

"the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com":

> I was at a sales meeting last week and we had some new folks so we
> introduced and told of one interesting fact about ourselves. One of
> the new guys was introducing himself and said, "I'm a Mac guy."
>
> There were a bunch of audible "What?"s and general looks of huh? did
> he just say....? wtf?
>
> Pretty funny. He's a good guy, but it was lame.

Nah. It's those who didn't get it who are the lamers. If you don't get
it, you don't get it. And if you ain't usin' a Mac, you don't get it
about *personal* computing.

> Having been a Mac user since they existed, I really don't get the
> whole fanboi thing.

If you would and could trade your Mac for a Windows PeeCee right now
and not notice the difference, you're not a fanboi. If, like most of
the world's 60+ million Mac users, you wouldn't switch for anything,
you're a fanboi.

Davoud

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I agree with almost everything that you have said and almost everything that
you will say in your entire life.

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the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com

On Oct 5, 10:29*pm, Davoud <s...@sky.net> wrote:
> "the_andrew_sm...@yahoo.com":
>
> > I was at a sales meeting last week and we had some new folks so we
> > introduced and told of one interesting fact about ourselves. *One of
> > the new guys was introducing himself and said, "I'm a Mac guy."
>
> > There were a bunch of audible "What?"s and general looks of huh? *did
> > he just say....? wtf?
>
> > Pretty funny. *He's a good guy, but it was lame.
>
> Nah. It's those who didn't get it who are the lamers. If you don't get
> it, you don't get it. And if you ain't usin' a Mac, you don't get it
> about *personal* computing.
>
> > Having been a Mac user since they existed, I really don't get the
> > whole fanboi thing.
>
> If you would and could trade your Mac for a Windows PeeCee right now
> and not notice the difference, you're not a fanboi. If, like most of
> the world's 60+ million Mac users, you wouldn't switch for anything,
> you're a fanboi.

If you use both, recognize the advantages of each over the other,
realize that Macs crash, lock up, suck at times, etc., etc., etc. you
have a reasonable perspective on "personal" computing.

....and you can look at someone who thinks being a Mac user is somehow
special and recognize lameness.