“Mr Justice Mann, of the High Court Chancery Division, revealed today that he owns an Apple iPod
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“Apple iPod � the neat little portable computer which allows its user to download thousands of music tracks over the internet”
What are they smoking? Is it still possible NOT to know what an iPod is these days?
The judge’s name is Justice Mann??? That’s great!!!
A High Court Judge knowing what an iPod is, let alone owning one is absolutely incredible. I thought they all lived in an entirely different world. This is rather reassuring.
Hey Seahawk — the site that posted the story has a tagline of “Scotish news direct from Scotland”. You don’t expect a proper Scotsman to actually purchase something he can get for free, do you? Ach!
And so the devious plan of Darth Jobs to infiltrate every level of society gathers pace�
We already know that the House of Commons is riddled with iPod users – hence the Early Day Motion on batteries – which takes care of the legislature, now we have the judiciary, all we need now is what passes for the executive branch (the front bench of the Government) and we can start to filter subliminal audio messages directly into their brain (?): “Windows is insecure, buggy rubbish – buy an OS you can trust”.
This is great fun. Very interesting to see what happens
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send him a case of Pepsi too.
Apple truly is in the Judges pocket!
“The judge’s name is Justice Mann??? That’s great!!!” – ndelc
It sounds like one of those superheroes, doesn’t it?
“The judge’s name is Justice Mann??? That’s great!!!” – ndelc
…better than “Judge Dredd”, on so many levels…
Speaking of Judge Dredd, did you know there is a video game about to come out based on that character? Talk about being late to the party…
Even though he has an iPod, it’s possible it was so he could take all his Beatles records with him. Back to square one
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He did admit to being frustrated at the lack of an iTMS for Europe though.
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Try putting on the earbuds while wearing a wig!
“Apple truly is in the Judges pocket!” – in the judges pocket
Good one!
I am sure that he has heard and enjoyed the Beatles music too, and I think everyone will agree that that should not be a reason for him not to hear the case, so why should ownership of an iPod?
What would be even better is if he had a catalog of Beatles music on his ‘pod.
“The judge’s name is Justice Mann??? That’s great!!!” – ndelc
Justice is not the judge’s name. It is a title by which all High Court Judges are referred. If you were a H C judge in the UK, you would be referred to as Mr. Justice ndelc. Now there’s a scary thought
What’s this stupid sentence: “…the neat little portable computer which allows its user to download thousands of music tracks over the internet”?