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Singer the iPhone Voos. Boos. Blues. I meant Singing.

Category: Technology
Posted on: June 16, 2008 9:48 PM, by Greg Laden

Brian Unger can be very funny. I just got an electronic device similar to (but not) an iPhone. More on that later. But in the mean time, I heard this today while I was on my way over to Har Mar and I thought it was so funny that I'd pass it on to you. (More on Har Mar later, too .. )

Go here, and click on "Listen Now. It's Brian Unger's letter to Steve Jobs. Written on his iPhone.

(Spell check that, Mr. Sparty-pants.)

The iPhone Blues

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I'm glad I listened to that one. Very funny!

Posted by: Serena | June 16, 2008 10:35 PM

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