Sony Ericson K700i or Nokia 6230

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doug_jnr

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nice, mr troll.

forcer: seems Orange's............

havent read anything beyond that baby troll's poo....cos your sad pommy 'orange ****e' matters not to me.

merely saying 40meg dont do ****e for anyone looking to fully utilise a video cam + still cam + mp3 player + sms reciever/cacher..mms reciever cacher + multi media centre delivering full (low qual..cos thats all ya need for simpsons..and any other sitcom (not really full of special effects) etc etc) plus room to spare for a few weeks of future vid/still captures)....yawn yawn yawn....NOKIA OWNS .. :sleep:

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Steve

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^ Well said! (Y)

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Well said? Hardly, I can't even begin to understand that reply, what the hell is he trying to say? Stringing a massive array of words together with little to no grammar, can never be considered 'well said' no matter what the content. It's insanely hard to read... :blink: :sleep:

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ienhz

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Well said? Hardly, I can't even begin to understand that reply, what the hell is he trying to say? Stringing a massive array of words together with little to no grammar, can never be considered 'well said' no matter what the content. It's insanely hard to read...  :blink:  :sleep:

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That guy's a huge Nokia fanboy. He probably saw the words "Nokia ownz!!!11!~" and immediately replied with "well said."

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drgrudge

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To w00t, Steve and ienhz,

HE wanted to tell:

40 Mb wont be enough for :video cam + still cam + mp3 player + sms reciever/cacher..mms reciever cacher + multi media centre + room to spare for a few weeks of future vid/still captures)

Of cource, the grammer was not good. But the 40mb thing wont be enough, thats the point he made and i posted "well said" .

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To wOOt,

Man, who trolls? The thing u and that winmaclin posted (in nokia versus SE thread) was reported by me (and a 5 other members as well!) , saw wht bangbang023 posted : possible warning may come your way.

I just supported nokia, I may be a fanboy (accepted) but dont think that you insult or attack other members just because he/she likes a stuff that u dont like. I guess winmaclin will be warned (and be banned if he still continues), if he again do any personal atacks.

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w00t

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To wOOt,

Man, who trolls? The thing u and that winmaclin posted (in nokia versus SE thread) was reported by me (and a 5 other members as well!) , saw wht bangbang023 posted : possible warning may come your way.

I just supported nokia, I may be a fanboy (accepted) but dont think that you insult or attack other members just because he/she likes a stuff that u dont like. I guess winmaclin will be warned (and be banned if he still continues), if he again do any personal atacks.

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Now who's getting personal eh?

You can go crying to your mods all you like... you really think I've only been registered since December 2004? ;)

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