Steve Jobs: "Life is fragile."

I don't know who is sadder or wasting more time, the people who write comments or me for reading them? Tough choice. Sometime I get agravated and want to write a reply to a comment only to find that AOL hasn't gotten to that web site with it's "New Commenting Feature".

SJ, all cancers including melanoma, and Apple itself are all relevant dammit. Yesterday Steve was having Eggs Benedict at that cute little breakfast joint in Saratoga when a guy at the next table ASKED HIM TO PASS THE SALT. Unspeakable!!! He was scanning a grammatical guide book so that little apostrophe incident wouldn't happen again in the future and the guy says "Could you please pass the salt?" Jeezum!!!!! OMFG.

if u don't want anybody to know anything , then don't say it

The more I think about the practice of going to an Apple store and buying a product when you only intend to "rent" that product, the more I see it as fraudulent conduct.

The implicit assumption on which Apple relies when you buy a product is that you are buying it intending to keep it, rather than with the intent of "renting" it for two weeks.

Encouraging fraudulent conduct is something of which TUAW ought not be in the business.

My admiration for Steve has faltered a bit after that apostrophe incident.

Stories like this bug me. No wonder Steve is a private guy, every little thing he says becomes some big story. This was a nice moment until it was exploited.

I heard that Steve farted in Cupertino this morning. Did anybody smell it?

"The reader wrote to jobs after reading"
"Despite the grammatical error"

ahem

God I just love that man. Props to Steve.

Steve had a life-changing experience... As we all eventually do. I think Steve's short email answers should be compiled into a Magic 8-Ball App. :-)