[beowulf101]

I think BlackBerry is employing the "It's not for you, you can't get it" ploy with 10.3.2 rollout!!!! Come on already, we want it

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[minttea]

I was at an ATM the other day with Passport in hand. Guy behind me in the queue clocked me and said "Get me a tenner, you look rich!"
I just said 'Looks can be deceiving'..

[aaasingh]

I tell folks, I love my passport but it's not for everyone.... (ie not for you!)
This peaks their interest and they ask me how to get it.

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[Denise in Los Angeles]

I just smile and say, its for smart people.

LMAO

[SpamHammer]

I tell folks, I love my passport but it's not for everyone.... (ie not for you!)
This peaks their interest and they ask me how to get it.

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I think you mean it "piques" their interest. Unless their interest was already piqued and your saying that has put them literally at the height of their excitement, you silver-tongued devil. ;-)

[cvdburgh]

I think you mean it "piques" their interest. Unless their interest was already piqued and your saying that has put them literally at the height of their excitement, you silver-tongued devil. ;-)

you cunning linguist...

[Poi25]

I think you mean it "piques" their interest. Unless their interest was already piqued and your saying that has put them literally at the height of their excitement, you silver-tongued devil. ;-)

I think you meant "...you're saying..."

Your ≠ contraction form of you are

And while we're at it, your entire comment employs conflicting tenses and is filled with unnecessary verbiage.

[schlemer]

These are the two things that come to mind when asked about my Magnificent Blackberry Passport.

[kidmac13]

I told someone it was a "restricted sale" item.

When he asked what that meant, I told him it was only approved for sale to certain individuals. I really was dying of laughter deep down.

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I'm gonna start using that, especially since there aren't a lot of them in the wild out here(Australia).

I think it, Penny(the Passport) spits it out.

[SpamHammer]

I think you meant "...you're saying..."

Your ≠ contraction form of you are

And while we're at it, your entire comment employs conflicting tenses and is filled with unnecessary verbiage.

You would be right to see it that way, but the way I employed it is also correct.

I'm not saying "he is saying", I'm saying "his saying". The two work equally well.

Nice try, though.

EDIT: I take it back. On further re-reading, my initial phrasing was correct and your attempt at correcting it was incorrect and doesn't work.

What I was saying was that his saying "the passport is not for you" is what peaks their already-piqued interests.

If you switch the word to "you're", then you run into those phrasing and tense issues you described, so I can see why you were confused, Poi25.

[mamgu04]

I think you meant "...you're saying..."

Your ≠ contraction form of you are

And while we're at it, your entire comment employs conflicting tenses and is filled with unnecessary verbiage.

Uh huh! You're is the shortened form of you are, and your means belonging to you

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