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Personally I don't think anything should be illegal unless it affects someone else involuntary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marketing
Anyway how an electronic device which will go out of fashion soon enough is worth more than something he is most likely to keep forever is beyond me.
Two things surprised me about this:
1.) Why would you do that?
2.) Kidneys are worth a lot of Apple hardware. ;)
I don't see why he'd do it but it was his choice.
Oh gosh. I guess he wanted an iPhone (and laptop) that bad. I don't think his mom will pay the bills either lol.
I don't blame him, technology today is so over-rated and it just shows what extremes people will go to for the "best new thing"
What's he gonna do when the next iPhone comes out soon... sell his liver? Organs are more important than electronics/money ;l
Gutted when iPhone 5 comes out.
This dude obviously hasnt heard of Contract...
Was debating something in my class last week regarding body parts for sale, and i think you could sell a Lung for £5,000 but a heart for £2,500, interesting
He still has another kidney.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arfar
Was actually an iPad2, just saying lol.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13639934
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...an-iPad-2.html
http://news.yahoo.com/s/atlantic/201...dneyipad238402
Well, you have two for a reason!