What sealed the transition? Besides my two years with my previous phone allowing me to get this thing at a huge discount?
Playing real music in the car.
Allowing select peeps to stalk me.
And of course, since my employer made a deal with Google -- we optimize our architecture for Android, they optimize their architecture for us -- and I'm a (small) part of the effort to get Android phones with our parts in them out into the marketplace, it behooves me to have a little experience with the damn things.
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It's 12:37 in the afternoon and all the warmer it is is 45 freakin' degrees?
Holy shit!
Right balmy. Sun's out an' everthang.
I'm cold. Don't say it. I'll keel you.
Oh, nice phone. :)
Perhaps there's an app for that phone that would help Paula gain weight so she wouldn't be so cold all the time.
Paula's cold because she's not sitting beachside on some tropical island. Somebody fix that.
@Paula: I live on an island.
Back in the day, my dad impressed me with the need for using the customer's products (and your own) when he found a box of Kleenex in a sales rep's bathroom. He shredded it in the rep's living room. By hand. At the top of his lungs.
When I worked for Harris, I made sure to subscribe to Reader's Digest when we were building Reader's Digest lines and TV Guide when we were building TV Guide lines. The best days were when I had business in Pewaukee, WI, because Quad Graphics there printed Playboy.
"It is snowing like a bastard" in North Puffin, Anne just said. That is why I live on an island.
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