An Irish man has been accused of biting his girlfriend's pet snake in half during a fight. And commenting that it "tasted lovely".
This marks one of those rare exceptions, and few documented cases, of man biting a living snake first. I don't care what Greenpeace says, usually the snakes initiate conflicts.
Unfortunately, even if not surprisingly (damn Irish and their stereotypical behavior), the man had been drinking alcohol for several hours before all this stuff happened. Which means a lot of people I can't stand are going to be spreading information about how "alcohol consumption has been officially linked to live snake cravings".
The iPhone, Apple's latest useless gadget that offers nothing new other than the combined functions of other devices packaged in an uncomfortable and obscenely expensive little machine, is of course one of those things that doesn't work with just any company's products. This means that, for example, if you want to use the iPhone to make a phone call, you are required to use the services provided by a particular company, otherwise it won't work. Thanks to a 17 year old guy, this is no longer the case. He managed to make the iPhone work with just about anything, thus making it interesting to a different public that doesn't want to use the predetermined companies' services.
Considering these latest developments, I won a bet, because once again freedom of choice and information has defeated the terrible greed of the already too wealthy by means of, in this occasion, a single man's noble ingenuity. Also, hackers rule.
Boomm. It's okay, I'm not a doctor.
1 comments:
Haha hackers really do rule.
When we finally get them here it will be nice to know I don't have to stick to the evil network that has signed up to carry the iphone.
Not that I can begin to afford one..give it ten years or so..
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