Perfect for Mothers Day?

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I don't know about all of iYou, but I am getting a bit iSick of iApple putting "i" in front of every iFucking iThing!

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  1. Raven9:21 AM

    The only thing I like about Apple are th Mac/PC commercials. I always watch those.

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  2. Chris Hinrichs9:25 AM

    No iShit!

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  3. Cheer349:45 AM

    I like the commericals too. Never noticed the i's in front of everything. But now that you brought it to my attention I am sure I will see the i's everywhere. It's like a song you hate but can't get out of your head.

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  4. SkylersDad10:55 AM

    Raven and Cheer: The commercials are good, but the Mac guy kind of turns me off on the product because he is a bit too smug for my liking.

    Chris: iFuckin iRight!

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  5. Anonymous11:22 AM

    amen, brother!

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  6. Sandi's Zoo11:42 AM

    Did you ever notice there is no "i" in team or chocolate.

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  7. SkylersDad1:00 PM

    Teri: Can I get a halleluia?

    Sis: You got all the brains in the family, I don't get the chocolate reference...

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  8. Unknown2:18 PM

    It gets worse for you, my friend. Check out who owns iBadSoftware.

    Hee.

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  9. SkylersDad3:06 PM

    You're the man Michael!

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  10. Anonymous3:09 PM

    The i's don't bother me. Too much.

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  11. GETkristiLOVE6:17 PM

    I just ordered one in pink!

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  12. SkylersDad7:15 PM

    Dick: Its cause you have one in your name I bet!

    GKL: That's hot

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  13. Anonymous2:27 AM

    No because on that premise my name would be iDick.

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  14. Anonymous2:28 AM

    .. iDick, take uNick, to be my lawfully wedded husband. To have and to hold. For richer or poorer. In sickness and in health 'til death do us part.

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  15. Anonymous2:30 AM

    Everytime I think of those vows that my husband and I exchanged on that glorious June morning.... well, I get all misty-eyed, actually.

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  16. Anonymous2:31 AM

    ... i know it's not manly to cry..

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  17. SkylersDad6:49 AM

    Beautiful vows Dick, I know you got me all choked up!

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  18. Anonymous7:41 AM

    I promised myself I wouldn't fall apart like this..

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