I never speak out against other "manufactures and I use that term loosely here" but there is a first time for everything. The pebbles were one thing but.....
Can I swear here?
F%#! me are you kidding me here? What exactly would my system gain by receiving a phone call? What in my system has the ability to receive an incoming phone call anyway other then my satellite receiver? Do I get the call and walk over to my McIntosh Pre/Pro and say "Hey phones for you there buddy and you will wanna take this call as those fools at McIntosh forget to upgrade you magically via my RJ14 jack.....bastards" Then when the call is over I take the phone and drop it on my X-Box 360 and say "Not so fast there buddy, I guess Bill made the same mistakes those nut jobs at McIntosh did. You need to take this call so games will play faster, that iPOD you like to have plugged into you will now sound like a big money standalone transport...so really, you need to take this call"
I can see myself when it's all over "honey, is that microwave still giving you grief? It is, dam.....quick give it the phone as it will need to take this call also"
This is the kind of shit that gives guys like me a bad name. Cables, speaker wire, power cords etc we all tend to get thrown into the mix when people go gunning for guys like this and it's a shame.
Screw it, for all of you who were contemplating a new power cord from me, no need. Let me call you and speak to your current power cord and I will give it an attitude adjustment over the phone for a flat fee of $49.99 and $6.99 per minute. Long distance charges are extra!
I do find myself wondering something at the end of the day. I wonder if he has ever called his pebbles? If so are they even better now? Do all current pebble owners get the call for free? If not, what is the up-charge? And finally, when he is on the phone with the pebbles, how are they feeling?
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