I'm not impressed. If you really want to impress me, use a Cap'n Crunch whistle over a Bluetooth-enabled phone to switch your neighbor's TV to the Spice channel with the volume up to 50.
I'll use the typical Slashdot excuse for my misspelling:
You knew what I meant.
There, now I fit in like everyone else who can't figure out the word is "you're" rather than "your" or uses 'their' instead of 'there' (or vice versa).
So? (Score:5, Funny)
Fun.
Re:So? (Score:2)
Especially if you think Spice sucks.
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Re:So? (Score:1)
You knew what I meant.
There, now I fit in like everyone else who can't figure out the word is "you're" rather than "your" or uses 'their' instead of 'there' (or vice versa).
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Although, in context, you could work out what he meant. It's just that one sentence by itself that didn't make sense.
Blue tooth... bluebox... (Score:1)