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2008-04-24
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seven-seventy
en-eight-hundred
en-eight-ten
Duh.
en-eight-hundred
en-eight-ten
Duh.
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2008-04-24
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November Eight Zero Zero?
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2008-04-24
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"my thingy"
No, really. In fact someone at the workplace got an 800 after seeing mine. I've gotten strange looks whenn asking if he has his thingy with him and beckoning in the direction of his pannts pocket.
No, really. In fact someone at the workplace got an 800 after seeing mine. I've gotten strange looks whenn asking if he has his thingy with him and beckoning in the direction of his pannts pocket.
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2008-04-24
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Originally Posted by chrisak
I laughed.
"my thingy"
No, really. In fact someone at the workplace got an 800 after seeing mine. I've gotten strange looks whenn asking if he has his thingy with him and beckoning in the direction of his pannts pocket.
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2008-04-24
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Originally Posted by chrisak
Lol, I take my n800 frequently to school and on the car ride there i often play music from the amazing n800 speakers. So now most have my friends have gotten used to saying "Do you have your... thingy?" Some of them have actually resorted to saying computer.
"my thingy"
No, really. In fact someone at the workplace got an 800 after seeing mine. I've gotten strange looks whenn asking if he has his thingy with him and beckoning in the direction of his pannts pocket.
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2008-04-24
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Yeah, it's funny. It's not even hard to remember. N-EIGHT-HUNDRED. Amiright, amiright?
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2008-04-25
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
ditto.....
seven-seventy
en-eight-hundred
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Duh.
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2008-04-25
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I just call mine Tuxy (because laptop is Tux) 
That gets odd looks too...
That gets odd looks too...
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2008-04-25
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I tried to come up with aa clever, prefabally GRRM related name - eg I've an old ipod named podrick - but came up short. Hmmm, tyrion might work ;p
just to lighten up for a second, how should we pronounce the devices?
* 770
seven hundred seventy
seven seven oh
seven seven zero
tee-tee-oh (in "l33t" speak)
* N800
en eight hundred
en eight oh oh
en eight zero zero
N'BOO
* n810
en eight hundred ten
en eight one oh
en eight one zero
en eight ten
N'BIO (in "leet")
feel free to ignore the ramblings of someone who's been staring at perl regex for most of the day!