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CRed05

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  1. Yeah, well I was one of them. Luckily not the one who got his cell phone jacked right off our table. That picture...:barf:
  2. Boom 12/9 for Verizon https://negrielectronics.com/samsung-sch-i515-galaxy-nexus-verizon.html
  3. Oh yeah. Matter of fact, we hung out one new years, I think 2 years ago. You drove us in your Subaru over to some bar on campus. The one known as yotaman is our mutual connection.
  4. :lolguy: Srs? I actually got pissed off at a Prius this morning, passed his ass in the Rover :fuckyeah: Choke on my 15mpg exhaust fumes queer.
  5. Yeah...i was just wondering if i were to get a b8 and wanted to put my 8" wide LM's on there if it would look silly. So yes it would...
  6. HEY WATCH IT PERVERT
  7. Definitely the nastiest thing I've seen on my facebook feed. Circle of dude feet :no:
  8. Tits brah, real tits. You need to ditch that dumpy iPhone and get one.
  9. I wonder how much of those are fake...I bet a lot. ICS = don't have those problems. :fuckyeah:
  10. Well I'm sure right now you're not going to get a better deal on any other carrier than what you have. I bet you probably have the unlimited package for $80 a month or less. I briefly contemplated switching to Verizon simply because they will for sure get the Galaxy Nexus, but I figured out that to get CLOSE to what I have now on T-Mobile on Verizon I would be paying almost double. So some suggestions I have: 1) Do what I did. I ended up buying a Galaxy Nexus straight up. Now that's expensive up front. I paid $720 for the phone, but say you switch to verizon and pay $40 more a month than what you do now, that will add up to $960 extra over the 2 years. Even then you won't have the true unlimited data you have right now, you will get throttled after a while. So you end up basically saving $200. 2) Do option 1, but then since you won't be contractually obligated on T-Mo anymore, you can switch to the unlimited $50 a month plan, which gives you unlimited everything, but your data speed will get throttled after a while after the first 100MB of "4G" speeds. http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/monthly-4g-plans I highly recommend the Galaxy Nexus, it's a badass phone. Best Android out there by far. Or if you just want to get a phone from T-Mo, it would be between the Sensation and the Galaxy S2. Both awesome phones.
  11. Not sure if brilliant idea, or terrible idea. http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/blog/dirty-tackle/post/Sevilla-fans-paying-to-have-tiny-photo-of-themse?urn=sow-wp7137
  12. http://static.mellbimbo.eu/files/2011/12/01/397064-20111201-r4rekv.gif
  13. There are quite some options here. Desk Stand: http://images.mobilefun.co.uk/graphics/productgalleries/33498/e.jpg HDMI Dock: http://images.mobilefun.co.uk/graphics/productgalleries/33500/c.jpg Holder + 2nd Battery Charger: http://images.mobilefun.co.uk/graphics/productgalleries/33497/d.jpg Car Dock: http://phandroid.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/gn-cardock.jpg Why they didn't combine the first and 2nd one, I don't know, but I'll get the first one and the car dock.
  14. You would recommend an e39. I have 2 questions for you: 1) Did I see you driving on Polaris a few nights ago? I think last friday at like 1am? 2) Did you smoke your backup lights?
  15. BOOM http://phandroid.com/2011/12/02/carrier-iq-samsung-and-htc-get-hit-with-class-action-lawsuit-that-could-cost-millions/
  16. I don't really find it funny, and I think it's fake too. This one sums it up. http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvgem02Zpm1qk9nrro1_500.png
  17. CRed05

    Android VPN

    I've been trying to set mine up too, but we have ipsec/udp and I don't think Android supports it very well. Maybe I'm just missing something that I need to ask our admin. Are you using the built in VPN? There are tons of VPN apps that give you more options, especially if you use the ones that require root.
  18. This shit always gets blown out so far out of proportion, I doubt this is any different. Carrier IQ released a long statement about how this is all pretty much bullshit, they do not track any personal information. Which I can believe, why would any company give any shits about what you're texting? The amount of data that is being stored is so great that it just isn't worth it to them just to find that one text that you send that one time about how much you really want a blender for christmas, so that they can sell that information to Acme Blender Co. Should that shit even be on there? Fuck no, but you have greedy carriers and manufacturers to blame for that. Google just keeps proving to me over and over that they are the "do no evil" company that they've build a reputation for being. Which is why you won't see any of this crap on they're Nexus devices. Apple is trying to play the "well it's on there, but it's only tracking non-personal info", they're just as guilty/innocent as any of the other companies who allowed it to be on there.
  19. The Nutty Professor. :lolguy:
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