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Gfinch · 06-28-2009, 06:06 PM

Seriously, all of you silver owners are just deluding yourselves. Of course silver is the most common Color. They would not sell a blue reader to just anyone, would they. Blue is the color of nobility is it not? The term is blue blood I believe.

As for the red owners well they are just overly flashy and flamboyant, they want their reader to shout look at me Ma...I can read.

I drove an extra 50 miles to the Sony store in Dallas to adopt my Beloved Blue Sony. And just to show that God smiled on my decision it was on sale for the cheapest internet price available at that time.

But really, Blue is the noble color and silver would best be described as the Silver Serf's. So all of you silver owners take your proper place in the caste system and bow before the Blue owners or we will sick the bloody red owners on you.

Just in case you were doubting the above was firmly tongue

in cheek and all in good fun. You can now kneel and begin groveling.

06-28-2009, 06:06 PM	#65
Gfinch Junky Posts: 29 Karma: 58 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Denton, Tx Device: Sony PRS-505 and REB-1100	BLUE!!!!! Seriously, all of you silver owners are just deluding yourselves. Of course silver is the most common Color. They would not sell a blue reader to just anyone, would they. Blue is the color of nobility is it not? The term is blue blood I believe. As for the red owners well they are just overly flashy and flamboyant, they want their reader to shout look at me Ma...I can read. I drove an extra 50 miles to the Sony store in Dallas to adopt my Beloved Blue Sony. And just to show that God smiled on my decision it was on sale for the cheapest internet price available at that time. But really, Blue is the noble color and silver would best be described as the Silver Serf's. So all of you silver owners take your proper place in the caste system and bow before the Blue owners or we will sick the bloody red owners on you. Just in case you were doubting the above was firmly tongue in cheek and all in good fun. You can now kneel and begin groveling.