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RE[3]: Steve Jobs is my hero
by jptros on Wed 31st Dec 2008 04:33
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RE[4]: Steve Jobs is my hero
by kurgan2001 on Wed 31st Dec 2008 04:41
in reply to "RE[3]: Steve Jobs is my hero"
My comment was in regards to the comment I replied to, not to Steve Jobs health.
whoops .. my bad .. thought I read all that .. apologies.
It's just kinda stupid how some people can think Apple won't survive without him, and it infuriates me. I've been reading the articles here for quite a long time and only now have I been pushed to actually register to respond to something, and I guess I kinda flew off the handle a bit. I'm blaming the caffeine on this one.
Edited 2008-12-31 04:52 UTC
RE[3]: Steve Jobs is my hero
by sbergman27 on Wed 31st Dec 2008 04:38
in reply to "RE[2]: Steve Jobs is my hero"
Oh come on. He's not a religious icon for cryin out loud.
I don't know about that. A weeping figure appeared on the wall of my living room for a couple of hours this afternoon. It looked strikingly like Steve. It's gone now, though.
The world will keep spinning and the sun will keep shining.
Yes. The Sun will no doubt keep shining.
Edited 2008-12-31 04:38 UTC
RE[4]: Steve Jobs is my hero
by Tuishimi on Wed 31st Dec 2008 06:04
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Member since:
2008-12-31
Oh come on. He's not a religious icon for cryin out loud. If it's his time to go then it's his time to go. We all die in due time and Apple will no doubt continue. The world will keep spinning and the sun will keep shining. Get over it .. pansy.