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I love my I-Pod too. It's like my life and attached to my body part as someone said! I couldn't leave home without it or go one day without downloading songs onto it. Very interesting article you've written there...
Hope to read more of your informative rants or raves!
First of all, President Bush has been seen rocking out to an I-pod, though this has been kept under wraps since Apple is a very liberal company. Second, good interesting article. I reminded me of Ray Bradberry, except less cynical. I especially like this line, "There’s a memorable joke that sets the scene well – A man walks into a shop and asks the clerk a question, 'Do you sell any mobile phones that can make phone calls?'" Funny!
my i-pod=my life. it's kind of become like a body part. it's permanently attached. i'm known as the pod-whore. IT'S NOT MY FAULT.
trust me to fall in love with an electronic object.
Hmm, wow, I never thought about it that way. That was very, how do I put this, interesting and iformative. *Glares at I-Pod*. And yet...