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Originally posted by: Xanis
IMO, the iPhone doesn't accommodate people with big thumbs either, so the sexist thing seems kind of ridiculous.
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: Xanis
IMO, the iPhone doesn't accommodate people with big thumbs either, so the sexist thing seems kind of ridiculous.
I know quite a few users of the iPhone...those that text a lot have scrapped them.
It's a flashy 'club/bar' phone though.
yet those nails feels so good when they are scraping against your back.Originally posted by: Aluvus
I remember being at a bank once and watching as a woman with fairly long fingernails struggled to type on an ordinary keyboard. This was a major component of her job, every day, and yet she kept the fingernails.
Apparently standard keyboards are also sexist.
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
yet those nails feels so good when they are scraping against your back.Originally posted by: Aluvus
I remember being at a bank once and watching as a woman with fairly long fingernails struggled to type on an ordinary keyboard. This was a major component of her job, every day, and yet she kept the fingernails.
Apparently standard keyboards are also sexist.
Originally posted by: Xylitol
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: Xanis
IMO, the iPhone doesn't accommodate people with big thumbs either, so the sexist thing seems kind of ridiculous.
I know quite a few users of the iPhone...those that text a lot have scrapped them.
It's a flashy 'club/bar' phone though.
sucks to be them
you have to have like 1 inch nails to not be able to use your fingerpads
Originally posted by: Injury
Why do women need an iPhone to make dinner or do laundry? Unless they use it to find an awesome lasagna recipe for me.
Many iPhone owners say that one of the iPhone's best traits is its ability to function without a stylus -- the often-misplaced mini-chopstick required by the Palm Pilot and other hand-held gadgets.