For who, walmart? apple? or the consumer?

That would be sweet. Well, if they sell iTMS gift cards, that will be good enough, but dropping support of WMP in favour of iTMS AAC format would be a great slap in the face for Billy G and Microsoft!

Smell that? That’s the smell of victory!
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Brought to you by the word “history”. “If history is any guide, all great empires eventually fall, Microsoft will be no exception…”

Second. Mom & Pop stores are nothing more than anyone else in this world starting their own business. Unfortunately, they lack the knowledge, contacts, money.. whatever to grow their business into much more than it is. Without that extra benefit, corporate america runs them over, and drives them into bankruptcy. It’s hard to compete with a multi-billion dollar company that can survive on penny profits per sale. They have the capital to survive any losses.

BUT… as a consumer myself… I understand the reasoning of everyone. Personally, I wouldn’t buy from a Mom & Pop Shop myself, as I cannot afford to spend that extra amount. I have to watch my spending, otherwise my future will look as bleek as theirs .

Wal-Mart possibly bringing the Mac Mini to its shelves is AWESOME!!! That means that america in general will begin to subdue its mythological mindset and question the reasoning behind Apples sudden market growth. I mean c’mon. Everyone in the south knows that you must be doing something right if your shits selling in Wally World.

However, I do pray that Apple does not lose sight of its general purpose as a company, the bigger that it grows.

MM

Magic word = light, as in “The rest of the world is beginning to see the light”

Magic word: choice. “it was my choice to move to the white trash capital of New England, and now I regret it”.

Paid for by the child benefit they get for their eight kids, of course. But at least it stops them spending it on fags, cheap jewellery from Elizabeth Duke and bad bleachjob hairdos.

iPods were selling in Sam’s Club, the discount club arm of Wal-Mart, over Xmas. Of course, they were the HP variety, but iPods, nevertheless.

Other than that, I think that Apple is finally getting noticed by some major people and inroads are slowly being made. Yes, that means that the average Joe may have an iPod and it won’t be exclusive to the rich, hip, etc. Who cares? It gets Apple more notoriety and consequently, more money, which means more R&D, more innovation, and better products. I don’t think this is such a bad thing. In this case, the iPod is a product (and Mac stuff in general) that really is better and for once the best is winning, at least in the case of the iPod, and hopefully soon Macintosh computers.

I just want to see the Microsoft giant crumble.

Who in the H#LL would’ve ever thought that Sprawl-Mart would cave so quickly? Next they’ll be selling the Mac mini.

Everyone else (Gates, Glaser, Dell, etc.) must be kicking themselves now that the sleeping giant known as Apple has awakened. But hey, tough s*#t for them — it’s not as though they didn’t have several YEARS since Jobs returned to try and do better than Apple. It’s just that they CAN’T!

Buncha f#&^ing losers. I hope Apple pulverizes them all.

nough said