Friday, November 12, 2010
I call him "Doesn't like superstition"
Brief item on NPR about an original 1976 Apple I being sold by the elegant Christie's auction house, probably for $150k.
"The list price of the Apple I was $666.66; apparently Wozniak and Jobs weren't superstitious."
Wrong. Comrades Wozniak and Jobs are thoroughly superstitious, thoroughly religious, fanatically devout Leninists.
A devout Christian believes every aspect of his life, everything he creates and does, should serve the glory of God.
A devout Leninist believes every aspect of his life, everything he creates and does, should poke Christians in the eye and make them SCREAM. ¶ 8:59 AM
"The list price of the Apple I was $666.66; apparently Wozniak and Jobs weren't superstitious."
Wrong. Comrades Wozniak and Jobs are thoroughly superstitious, thoroughly religious, fanatically devout Leninists.
A devout Christian believes every aspect of his life, everything he creates and does, should serve the glory of God.
A devout Leninist believes every aspect of his life, everything he creates and does, should poke Christians in the eye and make them SCREAM. ¶ 8:59 AM
