Kids Today

What’s wrong with kids these days? *snort*

CNN: College life is not just about drinking beer.

In a rare instance, Apple Computer Inc.’s iconic iPod music player surpassed beer drinking as the most “in” thing among undergraduate college students, according to the latest biannual market research study by Ridgewood, New Jersey-based Student Monitor.

I don’t know what they’re doing with their beer, but they’re obviously not doing the right things with it.


5 thoughts on “Kids Today”

  1. Yeah yeah, you wouldn’t complain if Microsoft had made it. But there hardware is limited to half assed keyboards and mice. Hell even the 360 is mostly IBM and ATI. Bitter, bitter Randy.

  2. Huh? What the hell are ya going on about? Nothing could be further from the truth. I’ve got two iPod’s. One Video and one Nano; aside from not having a case quick enough for the scratch prone nano, I’ve got no complaints about them. None. And I had three iPods before this one: Gen4, Gen3 and Gen1. And a PSP. And now a Nintendo DS Lite, which replaced three Nintendo handhelds.

    As to the 360 being mostly IBM and ATI, um… does that mean most of a PS3 is IBM? Sony just a name then, with no contribution? Does that make your computer mostly Intel/AMD and ATI/NVIDIA? By that logic, an iPod would be an Intel machine, rather than an Apple machine, if it uses ARM like I think it does. Or better yet, it’s a Hitachi box, since 80% of the hardware in an iPod is the hard drive.

    So, unless you speak in 1’s and 0’s, you need software for your hardware and that’s at least 2/3 of the overall system, in my book. Otherwise no one would care what OS you could use, neh?

    The post is about the Beer. The complaint is that BEER is taking a backseat at COLLEGE. Unless sex knocked it outta the minds of the students, there’s no excusing it. The end is nigh!

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