Can someone please get these guys to stop having this iPhone/Microsoft argument by my cube? It's loud, stupid, involves the self-laugher and they follow everything they say with "right" said like a question, but not meant as one.

Oh lord, now Jay Leno has been entered into the argument.

Microsoft has a phone? Well, I'm sure they have phones at the Microsoft offices, I mean a product that's a phone.

In play since 1965, with the addition of "Adjourning" during the 70s.

Happy birthday, msbelle!

Treat yourself to...BK. Or something.

Sophia's boss needs the choke-chain of corrective experience.

Self-laugher should get away from Daisy.

Teamwork dynamics makes me think: "Just because it rhymes doesn't mean it's true."

It's basically a version of the Apple/Microsoft argument.

It makes me @@, because I hate "My choice of consumer product is morally and intellectually superior to yours!" conversations.

I use both. If I were still doing layouts, I'd be on my Mac. The billion and five spreadsheets I'm dealing with right now? I would throw my Macbook out the window and run screaming for the ThinkPad.

I think I prefer my iPod to the Zune, but I haven't used the other. And, I like my Cliq better than the current iPhone.

Go ahead and judge me.

choke-chain of corrective experience

Nice phrasing.

Speaking of phrasing, Hec, thought you might enjoy another colloquialism I heard recently: The rain was "coming down like piss out of a boot." Speaker is Georgia native (not sure what part) in his 50s.

And, I like my Cliq better than the current iPhone.

I always do a double take when I see the Cliq written down.

Phone OS. It's a phone OS.

I had BK yesterday and brought my lunch today. I am thinking of my restaurant week meals as my birthday meals.

Happy Birthday, msbelle!