yes maurice mq, i got the htc geewhizbangohwhoawee dojustabouteverything mobile command center, including its fm radio feature, skype enabled it, ordained it with loads of holymoly software for games, language translation, walkie-talkie-ing (turns any such enabled phones into walkie talkie via internet - have not figured out how it differs from skype because i got no one to walkie talkie with, being simply too advanced), and
i got my 100% no delicate moving parts sony vgn-p90s netbook, newly but grey market imported, which does everything else, but does so via vodafone thumdrive resident cellular broadband, just so that
i can order, register, catalogue, inventory control, price track, hedge, trade around the edges, put/call, and occasionally sell, better to getgobsofgold, pileonpoundsofplatinum, and stackservingsofsilver.
getting a few qcom carrying tools enables, for now, better making a living out of what matters, until a better tool comes along, which they invariably and inevitably always do, and usually not from the same outfit.
and the tools will allow me do do just about all that i do with the gobs, pounds and servings from any place i go and everywhere i happen to be, and watch and brief 24/7/52.
one good thing about gold amongst its many wonderful attributes is that in one way it reminds me of softbank during the wonderful days and fantastic nights of internet rise and then rise some more, traded around the clock, keeping ms money program always engaged and in tune.
cdma as money and qcom as cash? what for, why, no chance, just a tool, not substantively different from tv, newspaper, fm radio, and typewriter plus a stamp. invest in it? why bother. |
