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LOL thats cool LOLZZZZZZ hahahahahahaha lolol hahahahahahaha

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its old but it still makes me laugh as much as typing 55318008 into a calculator and turning it upside down

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it doesnt come out right on the forum dammit

milkys bummy did u seen it?

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dude...you suck. milkybarkidd did his perfectly, supermega...just..no! what the hell's that supposed 2 be

ibiza- when you left i lost a part of me, it's still so hard to belive, come back baby please! cause we belong together :)

yes quite

Mobile industry pundits have been speculating that MP3-playing mobile phones will eventually pull Apple's iPod line from the portable music throne, but we haven't seen much in the way of evidence yet.

Enter Nokia's N Series multimedia phones. These smart phones are fast, mean, and loaded with features like 2mpix cameras and AAC support--and one of them, the N91, sports a 4GB hard drive. They won't be compatible with Apple's iTunes service, either.

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iTunes phone, where art thou? Apple is supposed to be collaborating with Motorola to produce an iTunes-compatible phone, but distribution has been hung up indefinitely amid rumors that U.S. mobile carriers are blocking the release. Of course, Verizon and Cingular don't want to be cut out of the revenue loop by a phone you can merely plug into your PC and load up with music; what will that do to ringtone sales? MP3 phones from companies like Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung may not threaten the iPod in the immediate future due to their high price points, but it seems likely that Apple's cash cow might finally be getting some real competition