On Monday, I decided to join most of the world and add a text messaging plan to my cell service. And somehow, while I was at AT&T doing that, I inexplicably decided to purchase an iPhone.
Today, I found out that the new version of the iPhone is slated to debut in just a few short weeks. My timing, as always, is impeccable.
But I’ve made my peace with it. Copy and paste would be nice – but my version is awesome enough. In fact, it’s so awesome that when the representative at AT&T loaded my contacts from my previous phone into the new one, it somehow managed to delete half of the people I used to date – including the person I called this past weekend and demanded to know what he has against weddings and why won’t he attend one with me in June.
“There’s going to be a buffet,” I told him. “What’s the matter? Do you hate buffets too?”
He claims he does not. But I think my iPhone is smart enough to know better.
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