John Paczkowski

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Do You Accept the iPhone as Your Personal Savior?

June 25, 2007 at 10:18 am PT

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  • http://allthingsd.com/ Drew Munitz

    John,

    Please take some acting courses… you really need them.

  • http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com John Paczkowski

    I already have an MFA in shouting from Tisch …

  • http://www.thomashan.com/blog/ thomashan

    John – you should’ve warned me about watching this before going to bed…

    “I will obediently accept whatever carrier iPhone comes with…”

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