iPod rules. Hands down. It's like someone poured 10 gallons of bad-ass-y goodness into a 5 gallon bucket. The good people at BestBuy gave me an exchange for my crud-tastic 10 GB model ($399 in-store credit!), so I helped myself to a spankin' new 15 GB third generation 'pod. I'm being so freakin' careful with it, I don't even use the packaged case for it, since it's known to scratch the fuck out of it. I keep it in the cotton carrying bag and then into my neoprene cellphone wallet on my backpack's shoulder strap. Not a scratch yet! (But knowing me, it's all relative)
Look at me, all posting from my house! Yes, I've once again joined non-stone-age-phone-at-home community! Oh yeah. Dialup, ehh. Net at home, yummy.
To prove myself as an evil person, I also got a new cellphone for the sole purpose of downloading the kitschiest rings I can - oldskool TV theme songs! Facts of Life, The Jeffersons, Bewitched, you name it, I'm rockin' it. I wait to answer the phone now so I can listen to the rings.
Nonsensical things aside... Oh shit, everything was nonsensical to begin with. Ehh, what're you gonna do?
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