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Happy Birthdays 2007: Steve Jobs and MacRumors
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rockthecasbah
macrumors 68020
Yay, happy birthday! I wish there could have been some surprise birthday releases to go along with this though 🙄
richard4339
macrumors 6502a
thogs_cave
macrumors regular
Happy B-day!
Egad, we're all getting older. Has it been seven years already?
It's hard to believe that Apple Computers is over 30, that means Steve was already a success before he was even 25. He's also been in and out of Apple for well over half his life. Wonder when he'll retire?
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Egad, we're all getting older. Has it been seven years already?
It's hard to believe that Apple Computers is over 30, that means Steve was already a success before he was even 25. He's also been in and out of Apple for well over half his life. Wonder when he'll retire?
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Abstract
macrumors Penryn
And best.......this is one of the biggest and "best" Mac communities on the internet. 😉
MacNut
macrumors Core
You mean you would have an actual life.😉HAPPY BIRTHDAY
How different my life would be without both Jobs and MR...
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photomaniac
macrumors member
Because MacRumors the person is very private and shy about his or her birthday, and is no doubt embarrassed by this news story and thread by MacRumors the website.
I know it'll never happen. But Im actually starting to wish it would, if for no other reason then to quell what has certainly become the most trite and banal half-joke on MR.
Id almost rather be hearing jokes that begin: why did Steve cross the road? If the G5 PB was ever funny its not any longer.
Heres a prediction, starting next Tuesday no MR user will ever ever say another word, let alone an entire post, that has anything to do with G5 PB.
By the way, you should look into a career in number theory. Seems like youd be good at it, like itd be something youd enjoy.
Perhaps theyre reflecting on the fact that Steve is getting pretty old now. And when he goes what will become of the most important company in our lives?
They could also be lamenting the lost time that seven years of MR has brought them. Think of the net negative effect with respect earnings that MR must have for all of its users. Long live procrastination.