I'll go first: Touch16, to ship by the 28th.

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Athens, OH

bento box lunch special with chicken teriyaki and california roll.

Black 80 banger.

- everyone to get back to work.

A chorizo burrito and a sweet 16 pod.

Three more gallons of paint for the house.

Some of us don't have any fun at all.

Nothing. The Wifi on the touch doesn't sound useful enough. maybe if some great apps are released. My 80GB ipod is plenty for me at the moment. I don't see that changing. The iphone is tempting until i consider the $20/mo data plan.

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I'm getting an iPhone now. Looks like all the local Apple Stores are already sold out! It's going to be opening weekend redux. Wonder how long it'll last.

One of the new keyboards for my wife's iMac. (She's getting a MacBook at some point, figured it a good time to start on the 'new keys' plus she likes the idea of the iTunes control built in).

Had the new Nano been available at 16GB, I would have ordered two.

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A USB microphone and a free replacement set of guitar strings for a mis-shipment.

I already bought, paid for, and picked up my 4GB iPhone for $299 at my local Apple Store.

~A

I just got home from my Apple Store w/ a 4GB iPhone and my family has been giving me grief for it all through dinner! I ended up saying they could think of it as my birthday gift from them in December, and that shut them up! [and now I can ask for the diamond earrings for Xmas!]

Just bought a 4Gb iPhone at the local ATT store for my wife.

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A mail-order bride.

don't go rushin for the russian.

dot.

2 Amtrak tickets.

Two axle oil seals and some used rear brake backplates for my '71 MG.

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"In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they would actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion." (1987) -- Carl Sagan