Good intentions… road paved to hell… you know the line.

There is an entire section of the fediverse that makes shaming anyone who shows any appreciation for the HP universe their life’s purpose and you are NEVER going to change their opinions. Don’t waste your time or energy.

You keep raising the prices and I keep not buying.

Don’t buy HP printers. Buy Brothers instead. They’re a better product anyways.

If it was exclusive to them why did us peeps up in Canada have them too then? We don’t have Cingular or AT&T.

Take your foot out of your mouth. This is a learning experience. Do your homework before you run your mouth.

I paid 499$ (USD) for mine.

You are wrong. Look it up, I already have.

I’m not going to waste any more time arguing with you.

The iPhone cost 499$ in 2007. The Motorola RAZR cost 600$ in 2004.

The device wasn’t expensive, the plans were.

I’m not forgetting anything, don’t assume things on my behalf.

Not at that price they don’t.

I always park at the far side of whatever parking lot I end up in. I don’t always take the stairs up (damn you, knees) but I do always take them down. I do this because of NEAT!

I had a phone in my pocket before the iPhone came out. It was quite similar. It replaced an existing item that had room for improvement.

These goggles are not replacing or upgrading anything.

Not saying it’s a bad product but I disagree with your take on it being similar to the iPhone. It’s too niche and too expensive.

Why does your dog not eat?

It doesn’t say “forever”. It did indeed put indie rock on MY map, and many in my circle as well. To be completely honest they were the band that got me into music as a whole; before that music was just something that I heard on the radio in the car.

You aren’t wrong and neither are they.

Stop. Preordering. Things. How many times do people have to learn this lesson…?