I don’t have one. I can’t afford one. I can’t have one. I want one. I phone. iPhone. Oh I want an iPhone.
Louise
why what makes it so special
how is it better than a _phone
My phone?
only my phone
communication for the rich
mariarose
All of my friends have iphones. They’re always on them, always talking about them, always bragging about them. All it is is a collection of fancy apps and high end technology. It seems frivolous to me. They just hide behind them.
Rebecca Rogers
I want one, I really want one. Like for serious. Their the bomb diggityyyyyy
Hermione
iphone no one in particular. especially when i have no one to talk to. oh, you didn’t mean someone i talk to on the phone. are you really just talking about the phone iphone. well, in that case i have nothing to say for real.
Anika
this phone is ridiculous. not nearly as good as other smartphones. you can’t even copy and paste.
you really are just paying for the brand, which, if you ask me is not worth it. its like you’re shelling out extra money to be hip, cool. its retarded.
but, thats just my opinion.
simply myself
i PHONE MY WOMAN AND SHE IGNORES ME. i PHONE IN THE MORNING TO WAKE HER BUT SHE SLEEPS THROUGH MY CALLS. i PHONE HER AT NITE TO TELL HER THAT i LOVE HER. i PHONE BUT SHE DOESN’T.
ROD
courtney has an i phone I don’t I played a game on my aunt’s i phone once but I never really got the hang of the touch screen kinda thing. I’m not a fan of it but maybe if I had one i wouldn’t be so bitchy about it. I think that the more simple something looks and the more complex it is is kinda confusing all together.
maria jayne
I always thought the Iphone was unnecessary. Really, who needs so many applications? It’s a phone. It’s meant to call people, to keep in contact with them. Now, I appreciate the addition of text messaging–it saves time and confrontation. But people simply do not need to have everything at their fingertips at all times. Have some patience, America.
Eileen O'Connor
My mother has an iphone. It looks pretty snazzy to me, but all those touch-screen buttons just get in the way of someone whose fingers are as chubby as mine. It’s rather irritating; I’m not overweight. I’m in fact quite thin, but my fingers are like sausages. How I’ve gotten by playing piano and guitar for as long as I can remember is beyond me. My best friend has the most beautiful fingers in the world, and I can’t even look at my hands beside hers.
Augustine May
Hello? just making sure
there’s a little more than
the world between us
Josh Martin
Bob throw his iPhone into the time portal. He hoped that Ugg, the caveman, would know what to do with iPhone. Too bad Bob forgot that there were no cellphone signals in the year 350,000 BC!
vladdytrout
annoying object allows people to be on facebook WAY too much.
M.K. Nicholson
flabbergasting flibberdygibbit unicycle transluscent shell of a man.
jane
iHavenNothingToSay. iPhone. Psh.
r.a.
eheheeheehee i[hoe thats a word y bros about to get an iphone my friend nick has 1 too
z
Needs to be happening. Mobile platforms for all to have info would be amazing. But to everyone is one big hurdle.
robby
Yeh, I agree, Too many people can no longer function without IPHONEs or other mobile devices. They call up friends in the middle of class or job just because THEY have free time and are excited about something. If you will see them in a short while, then there is no need for frivolous communications. I see people using calculator functions for basic arithmetic, that’s just sad. People text in six minutes what they could speak in under 2 minutes. My GPS is in my head, which is less likely to malfunction or break.
I Second That Motion
goodness. something a bit silly, unnecessary. i don’t like this word. I would have like something like baboon, or oval.. you know, something with more meat that the skinny bit of metal we call the iphone.
kirsty
When I first got my iPhone, I was a little disappointed. People were all screaming about the touch screen and the ball-in-a-cup games you can play, but I couldn’t get any of them to work. I tried smashing the interface with my palm, but nothing would happen. I called tech support, but they were no help at all.
It wasn’t until five hours later I realized it was a dinner plate.
SILLY ME!
Riley
I hate iphones, ipods, and all the other “i” stuff that tries to coat-tail Apple’s success. The term “i”+(anything) promotes a selfish attitude in an increasing interdependent and global environment. Can we at least get another letter as a prefix to new things rather than boring old “i”?!
I don’t have one. I can’t afford one. I can’t have one. I want one. I phone. iPhone. Oh I want an iPhone.
why what makes it so special
how is it better than a _phone
My phone?
only my phone
communication for the rich
All of my friends have iphones. They’re always on them, always talking about them, always bragging about them. All it is is a collection of fancy apps and high end technology. It seems frivolous to me. They just hide behind them.
I want one, I really want one. Like for serious. Their the bomb diggityyyyyy
iphone no one in particular. especially when i have no one to talk to. oh, you didn’t mean someone i talk to on the phone. are you really just talking about the phone iphone. well, in that case i have nothing to say for real.
this phone is ridiculous. not nearly as good as other smartphones. you can’t even copy and paste.
you really are just paying for the brand, which, if you ask me is not worth it. its like you’re shelling out extra money to be hip, cool. its retarded.
but, thats just my opinion.
i PHONE MY WOMAN AND SHE IGNORES ME. i PHONE IN THE MORNING TO WAKE HER BUT SHE SLEEPS THROUGH MY CALLS. i PHONE HER AT NITE TO TELL HER THAT i LOVE HER. i PHONE BUT SHE DOESN’T.
courtney has an i phone I don’t I played a game on my aunt’s i phone once but I never really got the hang of the touch screen kinda thing. I’m not a fan of it but maybe if I had one i wouldn’t be so bitchy about it. I think that the more simple something looks and the more complex it is is kinda confusing all together.
I always thought the Iphone was unnecessary. Really, who needs so many applications? It’s a phone. It’s meant to call people, to keep in contact with them. Now, I appreciate the addition of text messaging–it saves time and confrontation. But people simply do not need to have everything at their fingertips at all times. Have some patience, America.
My mother has an iphone. It looks pretty snazzy to me, but all those touch-screen buttons just get in the way of someone whose fingers are as chubby as mine. It’s rather irritating; I’m not overweight. I’m in fact quite thin, but my fingers are like sausages. How I’ve gotten by playing piano and guitar for as long as I can remember is beyond me. My best friend has the most beautiful fingers in the world, and I can’t even look at my hands beside hers.
Hello? just making sure
there’s a little more than
the world between us
Bob throw his iPhone into the time portal. He hoped that Ugg, the caveman, would know what to do with iPhone. Too bad Bob forgot that there were no cellphone signals in the year 350,000 BC!
annoying object allows people to be on facebook WAY too much.
flabbergasting flibberdygibbit unicycle transluscent shell of a man.
iHavenNothingToSay. iPhone. Psh.
eheheeheehee i[hoe thats a word y bros about to get an iphone my friend nick has 1 too
Needs to be happening. Mobile platforms for all to have info would be amazing. But to everyone is one big hurdle.
Yeh, I agree, Too many people can no longer function without IPHONEs or other mobile devices. They call up friends in the middle of class or job just because THEY have free time and are excited about something. If you will see them in a short while, then there is no need for frivolous communications. I see people using calculator functions for basic arithmetic, that’s just sad. People text in six minutes what they could speak in under 2 minutes. My GPS is in my head, which is less likely to malfunction or break.
goodness. something a bit silly, unnecessary. i don’t like this word. I would have like something like baboon, or oval.. you know, something with more meat that the skinny bit of metal we call the iphone.
When I first got my iPhone, I was a little disappointed. People were all screaming about the touch screen and the ball-in-a-cup games you can play, but I couldn’t get any of them to work. I tried smashing the interface with my palm, but nothing would happen. I called tech support, but they were no help at all.
It wasn’t until five hours later I realized it was a dinner plate.
SILLY ME!
I hate iphones, ipods, and all the other “i” stuff that tries to coat-tail Apple’s success. The term “i”+(anything) promotes a selfish attitude in an increasing interdependent and global environment. Can we at least get another letter as a prefix to new things rather than boring old “i”?!