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I buy my Apple stuff from third party sellers, because it tends to be WAY cheaper. Apple products do tend to be expensive, but they’re really no more expensive than any other high-end equivalents (and for the record, PC gaming is an entirely separate category that Apple doesn’t compete in).

So that just leaves the

You know, I was thinking about this in a non-tech way the other day, and I kind of ran circles around myself. With clothing, I’m super brand loyal, but it’s about laziness—Levi’s, because they’re cheap and they fit, Calvin Klein for dress clothes because they’re the only ones that I know fit me well, Vans because,

I think you’re on to something here that I didn’t get a chance to address in the article: the whole “ecosystem” play that every tech company is going for these days.

Yup.

It’s not just being loyal to a brand anymore. If you want any of your devices to work with each other or to realize all of hte functionality they offer, you kind of have to stick with one brand.

I think this is funny but if you go with 10% you have to do the math correctly (444 TDs would be the correct number)

OWAH ETHIKY CHALLANGED QUATAHBEHCK IS BETTAH THAN YOUAH ETHIKY CHALLANGED QUATAHBEHCK!

These Patriot fans’ comments in response to your joke are absolutely perfect.

That’s fine. This comment is a magnet for crybaby NE fans.

WHAT A NOVEL CRITIQUE. USE OF ALL CAPS MAKES IT MORE VALID.

Forget super werewolves. Will the super moon make Joe Flacco elite?

Doesn't it kind of suck that your team twice got beat in the Super Bowl by a fry cook?

Bonus item #6: Boy, wouldn’t getting hit by a car be better than playing for the Jets?

Urban Meyer resigned from U of Florida because of health issues. He got a job at Ohio St. a few years later.

Anyone wanna translate this for northerners?

It’s really about 430 touchdowns.

Oh shit....Does a super moon create super werewolves? That's a legit question.

It’s a normal thing, with the Jets, seeing a fumble caused by an asshole.

Still early.