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KuchiKopi

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Sep 26, 2014
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I've yet to see a single reported instance on this forum of an iPhone 6 with a WHITE front bending - It is only the space gray iPhone bending! Could it be the durability of the material used? I'm assuming the gray is a basic aluminum, and I'd assume silver and gold are less malleable materials
 
I've seen a bent gold 6+ in person, so I don't think there's anything to do with the color.
 
It is possible that the extra weight of the space gray paint, or the way that it dries when painted, places undue stress on the phone which causes the auto-bending.

The second possibility is that there is something they are not disclosing when they mention "space" in the color description. Is it possible that they harvested some space substance either from an asteroid that crashed or something that they got from some other non-conventional means? Maybe that "space" material creates a temporal and structural shift in the aluminum substrate when it is exposed to the rubbing of a person's jeans.
 
It is possible that the extra weight of the space gray paint, or the way that it dries when painted, places undue stress on the phone which causes the auto-bending.

The second possibility is that there is something they are not disclosing when they mention "space" in the color description. Is it possible that they harvested some space substance either from an asteroid that crashed or something that they got from some other non-conventional means? Maybe that "space" material creates a temporal and structural shift in the aluminum substrate when it is exposed to the rubbing of a person's jeans.

Ahahahaahahahaahahaahahahaha. Keep posting man I need some more laughter.
 
It is possible that the extra weight of the space gray paint, or the way that it dries when painted, places undue stress on the phone which causes the auto-bending.

The second possibility is that there is something they are not disclosing when they mention "space" in the color description. Is it possible that they harvested some space substance either from an asteroid that crashed or something that they got from some other non-conventional means? Maybe that "space" material creates a temporal and structural shift in the aluminum substrate when it is exposed to the rubbing of a person's jeans.

I really hope you don't believe this.... :rolleyes:
 
It is possible that the extra weight of the space gray paint, or the way that it dries when painted, places undue stress on the phone which causes the auto-bending.

The second possibility is that there is something they are not disclosing when they mention "space" in the color description. Is it possible that they harvested some space substance either from an asteroid that crashed or something that they got from some other non-conventional means? Maybe that "space" material creates a temporal and structural shift in the aluminum substrate when it is exposed to the rubbing of a person's jeans.

extra weight if paint.. DAMN... i walked outside today and saw my car all twisted and bent. must be that new shadow blue color ...
 
It is possible that the extra weight of the space gray paint, or the way that it dries when painted, places undue stress on the phone which causes the auto-bending.

The second possibility is that there is something they are not disclosing when they mention "space" in the color description. Is it possible that they harvested some space substance either from an asteroid that crashed or something that they got from some other non-conventional means? Maybe that "space" material creates a temporal and structural shift in the aluminum substrate when it is exposed to the rubbing of a person's jeans.

Sounds about right to me.
 
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