How Apple Sees the World

tlvp <[email protected]> wrote:

> > ah, you just use your computer's browser, surely you have more than
> > "one" computing device.
>
> Sure do, but not in the hotel room where I think I misplaced my device :-{ .

duh, but's unlikely you'd be on a trip without your laptop.

> > money is fine, but once you have enough, what do you really do with it?
>
> Mmm ... wonder whether it's *really* going to be enough, after inflation and
> all :-) ?

there hasn't been inflation for several years, our Fed keeps it low
don't forget.

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On Sun, 24 Apr 2011 14:17:19 -0400, Oxford <[email protected]> wrote:

> tlvp <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> > ah, you just use your computer's browser, surely you have more than
>> > "one" computing device.
>>
>> Sure do, but not in the hotel room where I think I misplaced my device :-{ .
>
> duh, but's unlikely you'd be on a trip without your laptop.

On the contrary: primary reason for having a smartphone is to be able
to dispense with lugging laptops about on trips :-) .

>> > money is fine, but once you have enough, what do you really do with it?
>>
>> Mmm ... wonder whether it's *really* going to be enough, after inflation and
>> all :-) ?
>
> there hasn't been inflation for several years, ...

Agreed. But those years with no inflation during them are *long* gone :-) .

> ... our Fed keeps it low
> don't forget.

What "it" you talkin' 'bout, boy? Our Fed keeps *interest* rates low,
but puts no curbs whatsoever on inflation, as measured by the price of
milk, bread, beef, wheat, pasta, tomatoes, apples, oranges, corn, beer,
or gasoline, or by the property tax my locality assesses on the house I
live in -- all of these have doubled in the course of the past 5 years.

Cheers, -- tlvp
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Avant de repondre, jeter la poubelle, SVP

In article <[email protected]>, Oxford
<[email protected]> wrote:

> there hasn't been inflation for several years, our Fed keeps it low
> don't forget.

you're ignorant and stupid.

nospam wrote:

> In article <[email protected]>, Oxford
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> there hasn't been inflation for several years, our Fed keeps it low
>> don't forget.
>
> you're ignorant and stupid.

That is OxRetard for you. Nothing is dumber than that typcial Mac user

On 4/24/2011 5:32 PM, nospam wrote:
> In article<[email protected]>, Oxford
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> there hasn't been inflation for several years, our Fed keeps it low
>> don't forget.
>
> you're ignorant and stupid.


Not to mention, the Oxtard will probably be hanging on every word
Comrade Bernanke will be uttering during his public Q&A tomorrow
during his hard sell that we are not in an inflationary cycle.

Funny thing is, this is the first this has *ever* been done by a
sitting Fed Reserve Chairman. My guess "Bernanke's Bull" will likely
be based on home prices and consumer electronics being down, but he's
hoping that the public will buy this as proof of no inflation despite
food, clothing, and fuel being up (the bulk of the economy) between
8%-18% from last year.

But then Oxtard lives in this rosy Apple world and wears green-tinted
sunglasses.

--
MFB

Time for America to play the "Trump" card in 2012...

"Flint" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

On 4/23/2011 3:58 PM, Oxford wrote:
> Flint<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Everyone lives in modern deco flats with contrasting patinas on each
>> wall (with mostly white everywhere else), no one ever appears to do
>> anything physically exerting or breaks a sweat, families all look like
>> cut-outs from Elle and GQ, (yet somehow, the males always need a
>> shave). It's so...soo 'zen', right? How *boring*, cliche, looks so
>> *dated* (Think Metropolis, Farenheit 451, and Logan's Run).
>>
>> No wonder people have such an impression of Jobs Snobs being so
>> elitist, unrealistic, pie-n-the-sky dreamers with a sterile,
>> antiseptic, utopian vision of the future.. a very 'plastic' future,
>> indeed.
>
> depends on how you fit a perfectionist life into your being.

>"Perfectionist life"? That's *your* strawman. The very concept is alien to
>me. What is a "perfectionist life"?



>> Frankly, this vision of the future makes me wanna *hurl*. After
>> watching this rosy, sickly sweet notion of the future, I need a dose
>> of insulin.
>>
>> You know what a more likely future is? A world wide economic
>> collapse, or worse, a societal collapse because of some massive
>> pandemic, and where power-tripping progressives think they can solve
>> everything through technology.
>
> nah, economies are strong again, so the dear of a collapse are long
> gone.

>Oh suuuuuuure they are. Never been better in fact.... for >China<.


> sure about 5% of people are getting squeezed since they didn't
> value education when younger, but it's of little concern overall.

>Only >5%<? I guess most of that Chinese labor that's jumping from roofs
>these days even had an opportunity to value education, or folks in Egypt,
>Libya, Tunesia, Bahrain, and Syria, right?




>> How arrogant... we'll see just how
>> well people will survive eating iPods, iPads, Macs, PCs. We'll see
>> just how useful these really are when massive shutdowns of public
>> utilities starts occurring. We'll also see how useful they'll be as
>> currency when law and order breaks down, and people need to
>> trade/barter for food or medicine.
>
> why would we want to shut down public utilities?

>You are dense. And apparently you must have just arrived back on the
>planet recently. Try Googling "Japan", "Earthquake", "Tsunami",
>"Nuclear"...

> law breaking down? it
> sounds like you are in need of medication. society is doing well again
> don't forget.

>Suuuuuurrrre. History is just >repleat< with examples of societies that
>pull together after complete breakdowns.



>
>> The techno future is an illusory utopia that ultimately creates more
>> societal problems than it solves, and will *doom* a generation of
>> people who only know how to use dumbed-down black box technology, but
>> don't know how to plant a garden, handle a firearm, or be able to
>> handle being thrown back to a 19th century way of living in general.
>
> agree about planting gardens, but why would anyone need to know how to
> handle a firearm? guns are for ignorant people, not intelligent ones.

>... or violent, selfish, power mongering types seeking to prey on others in
>a societal post-crisis collapse. You Appholes really do buy into the
>guilded cage concept and really do believe societal civility runs far
>deeper than just a veneer, donchya? After all, look at how 'civil' New
>Orleans was after Katrina. Look how 'civil' Palestine, Libya, Syria, &
>Tunisia are these days. Mexico is just a peaceful place too, isn't it?
>Tell you what Oxtard, go a spread the word, and convince the Mexican
>cartels they need to be as enlightened as you, and give up their guns.
>Then maybe those US folks near the border will give up their guns from
>beneath their pillows.


I sleep soundly with a .45 Kimber under my head and a light sleeping dog at
my feet. If anyone intrudes, the Great State of Florida EXPECTS me to kill
them.

My advice for the future; Get a gun that uses common ammo. Acquire a taste
for dogs, cats, rats, human and anything else that walks, crawls or
flies..or dies.

Oxfart can call the authorities - if his iPhone is still working.

Hadron<[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]
september.org:

> moron.

You lookin' in a mirror, bo?