So today, we bonded over the iPod packaging and how amazing it is to have filled up only a couple of gigs with the first few lots of CDs and about how we can't live without our iPods even though we've both had it for less than a month.
And then we went back to work, both plugged into the respective soundtracks of our lives.
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Cool. Interesting how iPodders bond. I sometimes nod in silent aknowledgement to strangers with iPod when I walk around on the streets
They were selling iPods at the IT show? How come I didn't see? Aieee! I will become one of the Pod people one day!
Same thing is happening at my workplace - after my constant enthusing about how the current iBook is the most bang-for-buck Mac ever, two of my colleagues are on the verge of buying iBooks, another is seriously considering replacing her old G3 Powerbook with a shiny new iBook. I'm really looking forward to the day when we can run a lunchtime MoHAA game at work over our wireless ... = )
three years ago, only my ibook existed in the staff room. now there're two more colleagues with ibooks: one 12" and another 14". and a third one is convincing her (mac-using) hubby to get a Mac-mini for her! it just gets better and better.
I've noticed my own tendency to iPod-spot as I'm wandering the streets, but I've yet to knowingly meet someone's eye and nod. In my experience, Singaporeans don't usually know how to react if a stranger nods or speaks to them in a friendly manner.
I wonder if that "jack into my iPod" trend would ever materialise here ...
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