I had t-mobile, but in my city (Las Vegas) the reception for calls was terrible indoors. Outdoors it was good. The data network was slow as hell too. I had to leave them because it didn't work well here. So, no, I probably won't switch to T-mo.

So where's the picture of the one that's not an eyesore? :-)

You're not looking at it from the other side. You're right, Apple kept innovating but what about other companies? Shouldn't they also be innovating on their own and not waiting for Apple (or any other innovative company) to invent something they can copy and "improve" upon?

I can count how many movies that I've stopped watching in the middle on one hand. Donnie Darko is one of them. What crap.

Are you speaking of cropping images? If so, just shoot square to begin with using Instagram directly or an app like 6x6. If you're thinking that the square format is inferior to that of the 3x2 or 4x3 format of other cameras because it doesn't show the "whole image", well a lot of medium format shooter would argue…

The snake's loved ones?

Nope. When I was in the army we said locked and loaded. Never heard anyone say cocked and loaded. Maybe that's the navy?

The period key is right next to the slash key you keep hitting.

"Highly" Offensive? By who? Gypsies? I'll stop using it when one complains to me. This world is starting to fill with over sensitive pussies looking for something to be upset about.

Great. Now the Navy's insurance rates are going to go up.

Exactly!

Yes - I'm in the same boat. Sprint's data service sucks. When it works, it works well. Unfortunately, data service is so spotty and unpredictable it's impossible to know whether you'll have good speeds or not. I've never had issue with their voice service, but then again - I don't use it that much. As soon as my…

What would your answer be if the question was "Who raped you?"

Nope.

Only the biggest of pussies would spend one minute worrying about the appropriateness of this badge. Grow some, Sally.

Talk about being anal retentive! Potty trained at gun point?

Waahhh. Please stop using a service that you pay for because we're too lame to figure out how to do something that was being done decades before GPS existed. (That would be data service, I know no one pays for using Twitter, but some monkey will try to mention it anyway. Take that, monkey!)

Looks like any other factory job to me. Not sure why people find this so fascinating.

Roku. Two of them, even.