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This is a fairly funny video regarding the T-Mobile G1.
Blip:
http://blip.tv/file/1435633
YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEYWtouy8eE
Anyway, the premise is that its a G1 review from the perspective of someone who hasn’t actually used it and just has vague ideas of what to expect. Some of the predictions seem strangely accurate (though wrong) while others are just outlandish.
Anyway, with all the straight forward demo videos out there, I thought people might enjoy one goofy one.
Keep it real Michael,
charlie
Hi Michael,
Happy New Year!
Kind regards,
OSx86
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Anyway, you can get a copy on our site http://www.dontgosouth.com.
Enjoy and keep up the good work.
David
Hi Michael,
You are difficult man to contact one-on-one to a person who is a complete stranger.
My company has a business proposition for you with
regard to the crunchpad, which we’d rather not discuss on a public forum.
Please contact me by email at the address provided.
Paul
Hello its good
Who browbeat us into this extreme state of political docility? ,