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Ain't nothing to discuss. I believe I said Apple was going to fall another $40 and boom. Well guess what, $80 dollars looks very possible.

Also on PBS today:

Dragon Tales: The doodle fairies unveil a painting they made for princess kidoodle; max and emmy try to keep a snowman from melting.

Teletubbies: Dipsy and Laa-Laa go up and down and then watch as kids go up and down as well.

Barney and Friends: B.J. and friends learn the days of the week while awaiting the arrival of a petting zoo.

In other news Walt gets a rare pre-production $3000 MacBook Air engraved with Steve Jobs autograph.

Come on now!!

Jan 23, 08 - 11:58 am Comment from: Ampar

Randman's comments were brought to you today courtesy of the number 4 and the letter Y.

And one of these posts is not like the others. One of them just doesn't belong.

I posted this on my tumblelog yesterday, guys. What took you so long?

Jan 23, 08 - 12:29 pm Comment from: ChrissyOne

As long as I don't miss Boobah.

Let it go down - I want to buy more stock.... Yes Keep falling!!!!

Who pays Walt more The WSJ or Apple??
This guy is a joke, he speaks so Apple has PR fodder.

BTW. Nice Job yesterday Steve and thanks for the prepay iPhone, AT&T;is doing some job for the Apple "Customer Experience"

Jan 24, 08 - 08:17 am Comment from: LinuxGuyAndMacProdigalSon

I watched the show. Charlie Rose acted as if he was drunk. He kept interrupting with really stupid comments. The show was reduced to a shallow view of Apple and its products.

I watched the show too. While there were some good questions, I was bored within the first 5 minutes.

It was like watching the broadway version of Grumpy Old Men dubbed in Japanese.

They did not even address the $20 fee for the ipod touch. I wanted to get Mossberg's view on that, just to check if he was on AAPL payroll.