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Similar quality headphones would not cost twice as much. Apple just likes to gouge.
and so does Bose.
And so does Skullcandy.
why would you want a picture of spit on a stick on your wall?
Is there a period tracking app that can track several periods? Would be useful for guys :-)
to njdevil, why dont you check out the website before making yourself look stupid...? http://www.dna11.com/
They send you your DNA karyotype in a print out. Not just an image of spit on a stick.
gasps boob tube???????? wtf