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Old 02-01-2005, 10:55 PM
IowaStatePhiPsi IowaStatePhiPsi is offline
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Exclamation want an iPod? Wal-Mart has them

to all you iPod owners: WAL-MART IS NOW SELLING IPODS. how cool are you now?? bwahahahahahaha!
http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/porta...le-mini-031744
"CNet is reporting that Wal-Mart has begun shipping small quantities of the iPod mini to select outlets, possibly heralding a full-fledged adoption of the iPod line as a complement to its own flash player and music store. If nothing else, it is a sign of the iPod's complete transition to a commodity, branded product first, and a technological nerd gadget second. Whatever you think of Wal-Mart—whether devilish idol of all that is unholy about capitalism or just the multi-headed sentient cancer spurting forth from a humming black obelisk in the heart of Arkansas—there's no denying they move a lot of product."


can't really argue with the bolded part. it's true - they are evil incarnate. now that they've just sucked the soul from the most influential "brand" in the world (according to some latest poll in europe), where will they turn their Doom-ray now? only tomorrow can tell. bum bum bum!
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