No endurance rule
No endurance rule
Just a friendly reminder that a mediocre product lasted longer than their hateful beliefs.
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What's this talk of mediocre? The Zune actually kind of rocked. I liked the UI a lot more than what the iPod had. Moving in on Apple in the portable music space in the mid 00s would be like starting a small grocery store in a rural town where a Walmart already exists.
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The Zune will rise again!
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Ok, thatโs gold ๐
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Fools, the lot of you. The Confederacy didn't die. It went the way of the Roman Empire and has ascended into a religion. Rome realized borders are a restriction and became Catholicism. The Confederacy has become a two-pronged spear of Prosperity Gospel and Evangelicalism.
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Never really thought of it that way but God damn. I'll need to chew on that one
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I had a boyfriend who rocked one of those bad boys. Maybe I should have taken it as an early sign that he clings to things that just arenโt going to work out.
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He is a believer
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That's why I proudly fly my Zune flag off the back of my Miata.
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You sound cool
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Things that lasted longer than the Confederacy:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003)
The Nickelodeon run of You Can't Do That On Television (1981-1990)
Tom Baker's portrayal of The Doctor on Doctor Who (1974-1981)
The AMC Gremlin (1970-1978)
The Ford Pinto (1971-1980)
The reign of the Petronas Towers as the tallest buildings in the world (1998-2004)
The partnership of the Cookie Crisp Crook and his dog, Chip (1990-1997)
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If you've seen a trump rally the confederacy is alive and thriving.
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Take that back. The Zune wasn't mediocre at all.
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I had a Zune 120gb loaded with movies in high school, it was glorious. Also the build of the zune hd was beautiful
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I like the image but disagree with the text: thier hateful beliefs didn't begin or end with the confederacy...