The cake is not a lie.

Originally Posted by sarah11918

Yes, the Urban dictionary for cake is NOT a lie also mentions it's a reference to Portal 2. But it's more fun to read stuff into it.

I agree. It is an intriguing thread and may prove to be great surprise for both the loyal and original Entourage customers, and new ones like myself who took a chance despite everything we read. We know a good product when we see one, and a good company is built on good and loyal customers.

Originally Posted by obsessed2

Maybe he is just talking about the video game: http://www.technobuffalo.com/gaming/...-is-not-a-lie/

Yes, but *why*?

Originally Posted by obsessed2

2 Chinese restaurants in the Hampton Roads Virginia area called Hibachi Grill ...

Weird, and redundant, name for a Chinese restaurant.

Maybe:

The pie is not a lie,
but the cake is a fake.

I've been quite busy so I usually have time only for a quick read of the more interesting threads but this thread has made me monitor the forum more closely than I have been doing lately.

If this is a case of putting the cat among the pigeons, I really hope it is in a nice sense.

Originally Posted by gecko

Weird, and redundant, name for a Chinese restaurant.

If that is a Chinese restaurant, redundant is the wrong adjective.....more like nonsensical, since "hibachi" is Japanese.

Originally Posted by alefor

If that is a Chinese restaurant, redundant is the wrong adjective.....more like nonsensical, since "hibachi" is Japanese.

But it's redundant because an hibachi is also a grill...

So, how about them Giants?





Sorry, everyone...I'm just a newbie here Didn't mean to start anything....

Originally Posted by obsessed2

Maybe Entourage is concentrating their efforts into the smaller more compact machine which is what consumers seem to want.

A bit OT, but I really hope you're wrong. I bought a PE first at over $300 because I couldn't justify spending $600 for the EE. I put in a saved search on eBay for EE listings, and lucked into a lightly used EE for $160. The EE is heaven... I use it most evenings instead of my laptop and the PE is rarely used anymore (and would be sold if I wouldn't have to take such a huge loss on it). Granted, I also have a Kindle that I take with me to doctor's offices, etc., but the EE is absolutely wonderful and beats a tablet-only hands down. Most of the time I am reading, annotating, and taking notes on a business book on the e-ink side, listening to streaming music from my NAS, and checking e-mail and looking interesting links up on the web - ALL AT THE SAME TIME!

L-o-v-e my EE (just in case you didn't get that!)

Originally Posted by alefor

If that is a Chinese restaurant, redundant is the wrong adjective.....more like nonsensical, since "hibachi" is Japanese.

It's a Chinese restaurant that has a Habachi Grill. I didn't pick the name ... It's a national chain in the U.S. like Burger King (which can be independently owned). Foods pretty good at both. Point is one charges $11 and hardly has any business while the other charges $7 and business is exploding. Kind of like the Pocket Edge. Sat on the shelf for $400 but now that the price has been slashed in half they seem to be moving like hot cakes. OK, all this talk about cake, Chinese food, Japanese food, and hot cakes has mad me hungry again. Time for lunch.

I, too, am an EE girl. I'll be sad if the line moves to the pocket version only.

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Originally Posted by janhall_us

A bit OT, but I really hope you're wrong. I bought a PE first at over $300 because I couldn't justify spending $600 for the EE. I put in a saved search on eBay for EE listings, and lucked into a lightly used EE for $160. The EE is heaven... I use it most evenings instead of my laptop and the PE is rarely used anymore (and would be sold if I wouldn't have to take such a huge loss on it). Granted, I also have a Kindle that I take with me to doctor's offices, etc., but the EE is absolutely wonderful and beats a tablet-only hands down. Most of the time I am reading, annotating, and taking notes on a business book on the e-ink side, listening to streaming music from my NAS, and checking e-mail and looking interesting links up on the web - ALL AT THE SAME TIME!

L-o-v-e my EE (just in case you didn't get that!)

I'll trade you my EE for your PE!