the president doesnt have a blackberry becasue he is not aloud to for security reasons not becasue he doesnt want one.

Obama has a blackberry.

Obama does have a black berry…. fyi…

Get a job that requires more importance than typing your fucktard opinions on the internet and you might understand. I’m sure you still live with your parents and complain to your mom about how your father hates you. He hates you because you are a worthless fuck with stupid opinions.

I think the Blackberry is a businessman’s gadget. I don’t know why I see a bunch of teenage brats texting away with their Blackberries. Blackberries are big, bulky, and just not very attractive in general, and I don’t know why it appeals to teenagers so much (probably the QWERTY keyboard). It has a bunch of features that are completely useless unless you do some kind of business. As for me, I have a phone that does three things: Ring when I get a call, send text messages, and store missed calls to voicemail.

Blackberry device is a handy way of identifying tools as the total tools they are. It’s as effective as Bill Engvall’s proposed stupid sticker.

Sounds like someone’s got Blackberry envy.

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Ha Roosh is starting to remind me of that girl in Can’t Hardly Wait who goes around screaming “Sheep! You are all Sheep! Baah!!” I love how you act like you are so above everybody else and so worldy with your travels when you are stuck up there in Gaithersburg working for the man just like the everybody else. You are not unique. Get used to it.

Keep buying canadian-made blackberrys and support RIM who funds my research! Roosh rocks!

It’s as if there’s no middle ground between “uncreative slaves” and self-employment.

crackberry

it’s addictive.. y’know?

I’m forced to carry a blackberry during work hours. It’s the nature of the beast when your livelihood depends on your clients. They want timely answers to their questions, and I have to provide that. It’s not the BB that’s the problem, but when, why, and how you use it.

Now I’m back to using a regular cell phone and a paper DayTimers binder to stay organized. Life is much easier to handle because I’m not nearly as distracted. The device itself is not at all a bad thing. The Dude was right in saying that the people who use BBs are the problem.

It takes self-restraint to not check it every 5 minutes. People are using them during meetings are always the ones that can’t keep up with the conversation and bogging things down. POTUS doesn’t even carry a wallet, but then again he doesn’t need to. Our taxes pay for people to do that for him.

Just my two cents worth.

Besides, anyone can buy there own now which makes the equivalent of a Louis Vuitton handbag (knock offs of being important). Cheers.

i am a lawyer. i have a blackberry. don’t like having to use it out of the office. but at times it is necessary for my job. not sure why any of that makes me loathsome.
i am not an executive in the government, but know first hand that most of the executive branch guys and gals below the president have the hated blackberry even if POTUS does not.