>>>>>>>>>Wondering if anyone here bought an iPad & what they think of it...
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>>>>>>>>Like one man said, “I can do everything on my MacBook Pro, cellphone and BlackBerry, I don’t need any more devices. I already have six phone numbers and enough things to plug in at night.”
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>>>>>>>This has gotta be worth 600 bucks, easy.
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>>>>>>>http://mashable.com/2010/04/14/its-official-cats-love-ipads-video/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Mashable+%28Mashable%29&utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher
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>>>>>>Absolutely, but unfortunately, I have 4 cats. $2400.00 USD is just way too much.
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>>>>>4 cats? That makes you a cat man. And if anyone is wondering what you're up to, they're thinking:
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>>>>>"What does a cat man do?"
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>>>>>(best I could come up with at 01:00 local)
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>>>>Get some sleep. ;)
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>>>>I'm known in my neighbourhood as "The crazy old guy with the cats". At least, I should be. The neighbour kids come over to see the cats and pet them when they're outside. A never ending source of joy. And as I explained to them very clearly, the moment they stop being entertaining, they're history. So now they're all taking tap lessons.
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>>>Yeah, right. One of the things (some) people like about cats is their independence. A woman I know once said the perfect name for a cat would be Screw You.
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>>I prefer to think of them as independent as opposed to the irritating chuminess of your average dog. Dogs must be the most stupid animals man could have adopted as a pet. Don't look after you cat for a few weeks at the end you still have a cat. Don't look after you dog for a few weeks and at the end its either dead or ready to eat you.
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>Dogs are in fact more intelligent than cats. Cats' independence is often mistaken for intelligence.
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>Likewise, mules are more intelligent than horses. Horses (like people) get undeserved credit for being better looking.

As opposed to, say ... Kennedys <g>