@ericthebikeman:

"Okay, we do need a standard in the basic words that we use to communicate with one another"

Please read my whole comment before replying next time. Comprehend the fact that I said the comment about the "universal standard" out of just anger with the "spelling nazis".

Yes, coming from an offspring of parents who named their child Kris instead of the normal Chris. I do agree to a standard in words to communicate, but not to a universal way of how a name should be spelled.

I'm sorta sick of people who complain about the spelling of any or every word that does not conform to some imaginary universal standard of theirs. Actually I'm only sick of those self-righteous individuals who go from blog to blog to correct the spellings of others. I assume these individuals have an agenda, due to losing in their 3rd grade spelling bee.

Okay, we do need a standard in the basic words that we use to communicate with one another, but does it really matter when it comes to a person's name? Let an individual be an individual. Let parents name their kids the way they want to, even if it includes a 2.0 instead of JR. Let parents be creative with their child's name. But I guess there will always be haters and parents who dont want to stray from the norm.

So I guess I will go meet a Dave, Jack, and Jane tmmrw.

http://www.southcn.com/it/digital/notebook/daogou/200511210413_1162412.jpg

I thought it was the next DV1000 by HP.

why are tmobile phones locked anyways?

better then my razr

http://justamp.blogspot.com/2007/03/flashing-k800-to-k810-results.html

"In conclusion this conversion is not advisable because of the keypad issue."

Motorola RAZR are USB charging capable and some of the bluetooth headsets.

Cox Digital Cable

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