Oh no, I must have this!

Oh Oh I want it!

Oooh I want!

What I will never understand is why they don't offer these great pricing deals to their existing customers. I have been trying to get my hands on a current-gen smartphone since before the Mogul-700p era and have been stymied by the fact that I could only get them with a pretty minimal discount, often more than twice what a new Sprint customer would get it for. I took my request to their executive customer service and got the run around before settling on being able to get the phone at the lower price only if I paid full price for the phone and then received a series of credits to my account over several months. Ludicrous.

If you're listening, Sprint, I really like your ~$100 for new users line-up, and would be interesting in paying something in that vicinity, and not be punished for a decade of loyalty. BTW, AT&T just lit up their 3G network in my neck of the woods, so the competition is getting hotter.

I have been reading automotive magazines for most of my life, and fell in love with CAR magazine (out of the UK) about a decade ago. I was always impressed with the ability of their staff to, in a world of bluster and machismo, produce well written pieces that put a reader into the driver's seat of the finest vehicles produced, without resorting to lumbering cliche or just plain bad writing.
I am thrilled, having read this blog off and on for four years to discover the same quality of writing here. Keep up the good work everyone! At this pace you guys are going to save me $120/year in magazine subscriptions, so thanks!

Jason

I would bind the "win" button.

Favorite game genre . . . it would have to be the old school western RPGs. I loved me some Dragon Warrior in my day. And the Lunar series! People talk about the 20 to 40 hour length of games now, lots of those old ones ran 100 hours! Ahh those were the days. And all on chips smaller than a megabyte!

i want this stuff.

woh woh woh, stuff i want! woohoo!

that was a lot of rules and rule changes. will the boiler plate now just exist in linked form or will we need to read through that slog every time?

either way, me wantee!