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11/19/09
Seriously though - there's lots of reasons to be suspicious of the Apple Tablet - not the least of which is that it's not going to be a tablet Mac... it's going to be a large iPhone.
Which means - you're getting an ebook reader for $700. :)
11/18/09
Not sure why Conde Nast is staring with Wired, though.
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11/18/09
It's TOE the line, not "tow". It does not refer to hauling a rope, it refers to a bunch of guys standing next to each other with their toes on a line. It's probably got a military origin.
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For what it's worth I think your pet peeve is entirely unfounded. Having spent a fair amount of time looking - including consulting with a linguist, there doesn't appear to be a consensus either on the proper form of "tow/toe" or, even, the appropriate metaphor given either form.
I take the fact that your reply didn't even attempt to forward any support for your position (nor, really, does this) as yet more evidence.
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By the way, by the way you pair it with "Not a big deal", you should probably have used the outright "I couldn't care less" rather than the sarcastic "I could care less."
11/18/09
Although from what I've heard, the two are becoming colloquially synonymous.
11/18/09
[lmgtfy.com]
[en.wikipedia.org]
(note that if you search wikipedia for "tow the line" it redirects to "toe")
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Where do I even start?
It was sarcasm - it was another misquoted, mixed up cliche.
#tips
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#tips
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[www.word-detective.com]
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I hope Bill doesn't have a Florida home with a deep swimming pool. Because suspicious swimming pool deaths come in threes, and Apple PR ninjas are merciless and efficient (and dress so sharply!) #paperofrecord
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