Thursday, July 12. 2007

quick post from iphone

so the iphone came yesterday.

ive got some good stuff to say, and loads of bad stuff as well, but its too damn hard to use punctuation effectively on it.

m gerting pretty good a typing but you have to switch to different screens to use anything but letters.

maddening.

safari is bloody awesome. im going to have a heck of a tie going bck to the crappy sidekick browser whe i cancel thr att accoun. i will miss it greatly, but eagerly await unlocking so i can use it on tmobile.

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2007-07-13 03:32
Emalyse said:

Clearly typing on the screen is going to take more practice unless you can remodel your finger tips into stylus tipped fingernails.Looking forward to a review anyway.

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The author lives in Vancouver, Washington, USA with his girlfriend and a menagerie of cats, rats, fish, birds, guinea pigs and robots.

Among other inanities, he strives to use investigative techniques to work young starlet breasts into every aspect of rational discourse — focusing on the discourse, thus making it not perverted. Also, has recently begun a career as “Internet hairstylist.”

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