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The REAL clincher for me is.... iAds I hope this isn't used an abused. Just the thought of a constant stream of advertisements on my phone, ergh, I get enough on the internet. Investors have already thrown $60m at iAds so it's gonna be pushed hard I think. No matter, I'll just get an app to block the ads, oh wait, Apple won't approve of that app will they?

You mean AiDS right!? :wacko:

I hate to be mean because she was a nice lady, but the joke was funny. My mum was on Wheel of Fortune 20 years ago, and met her, said she was really nice to everyone, an awesome person.

But the fact that a joke is "too soon", kinda makes it funnier.

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