First I wanna congratulate you. I havn’t laughed so hard in about a week. Thank you!

Ok now onto you being butthurt that I’m happy with something other than a Nexus.

You havn’t had any problems with your “G-Nex”….fine ok. Don’t act like noone else has had problems with it cuz they have little man.  I see comments here about people RETURNING the “Nexus”(oh I’ll get to that in a minute) for another phone all the time…mostly a RAZR MAXX. You don’t have radio drops? Fine. I highly doubt that but sure fine ok. A lot of people have. So much so that they felt they had to return their device for an entirely different phone. You say you don’t get bad battery life. Again, that’s “cool story bro” and everyone is different. Some people have crappy battery life while others, who don’t actually use their phone get more. You DO realize that you iNexus fanboys argue with me and say that you get “over 10 hours of screen on time” right? 10 hours? LOL riiiiiight, hooked up to a car battery maybe.

“you usually don’t buy a nexus for ota updates, you buy it for the name”
Wow…..really guy? May I remind you that THE POINT of a Nexus device is experience. Pure, stock Google experience. No bloatware, no skins, none of that crap. Updates are SUPPOSED to come from Google and hit Nexus devices BEFORE anything else. You bought that phone because of it’s name? REALLY?!?! LOL! Oh and you may want to go back and read the DL poll that asked how many Galaxy Nexus owners rooted and installed a custom ROM. Guess what buddy-most people EVEN ON HERE didn’t even root their Nexus. They were lead to believe that it would receive updates before everyone else….I mean that’s THE POINT of a Nexus.

“I don’t know anyone who isn’t a geek that owns a nexus,and I only know a small hand full of people who haven’t rooted their device. Fourth you own a bionic, not only was that a failure(as said by my brother-in law who works for motorola),”
Ok, I don’t know ANYONE who bought a Galaxy “Nexus” personally. Hmm…..so that’s not alot of Galaxy Nexus’ out there. Can you please explain your criteria for a phone being a “failure”? Hmmm? Is it sales figures? Cuz you know that’s how most people would judge if a phone was a “failure” or not. Please do you know sales of your precious “G-Nex” pale in comparison to the Galaxy Note….which has reached 18,000 phones sold PER DAY in the U.S. That’s almost 30% of TOTAL PHONE sales period.

Do you even know how many Galaxy Nexus are out there? Let me break it down for you guy.
http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html
More people have a Honeycomb tablet(which would be what….the Xoom 3G? Oh another “failure” according to your logic) than a Nexus. Hell let’s assume that EVERY SINGLE 4.0 device was a Galaxy Nexus(and lets pretend that all my phones that run ICS from my Droid 2 Global to my Nexus S…OPPS! you said I didn’t own a Nexus..SURPRISE idiot). Hmmm that’s 2.9% of the pie. That is quite the number….oh wait…wait….what’s that? What’s that you say? More than twice as many people are running Elcair than ICS?

Now we’re onto THE BEST PART!
“You really have no room to talk about having a nice phone because you HAD to root your phone to get 4.0 while my phone has it stock, sure I rooted my phone so I can run cm9 but I didn’t have to root it , its fine stock and I can guarantee my phone will always be better than yours”

LOL. So no phone can be considered a “nice phone” if it’s not running 4.0? Wow dude. Way to totally dis the number one selling Android phone on the market….and the one before that(here’s a hint, they were Samsung) You can “guarantee” that your phone is better than mine? Fine. Cool story bro. I don’t care if your phone is “better”. I’m happy with what I have.

TL;DR? You’re butthurt that I’m happy with my phone.

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