CNET Reviewers

[Chunkee]

So,
Bonnie CHa and the gang over at CNET...do they own the company/site? I watched a few of their review videos for phones...

Not so good and a great deal of blah blah blah. Might as well just talk to the Best Buy or Radio Shack salesperson.

 

[shortylickens]

Nope. They are one small cog in a big machine.

 

[zinfamous]

Best Buys?

 

[fire hazard]

The last time I checked out cnet reviews for a phone the guy that did it was pretty good. He died in a blizzard though... true story.

 

[Chunkee]

The last time I checked out cnet reviews for a phone the guy that did it was pretty good. He died in a blizzard though... true story.

I remember that..somewhere in Oregon? he left his car to get help, and he died not to far away from shelter and station...uuugh the irony.

 

[Chunkee]

Nope. They are one small cog in a big machine.

so, you are a fan of the Bonnie Cha and Ringo Rango?

 

[fire hazard]

I remember that..somewhere in Oregon? he left his car to get help, and he died not to far away from shelter and station...uuugh the irony.

Yup

On Wednesday, December 6 at 12:03 p.m., Mr. Kim's body was found in Big Windy Creek.[12][13] (

42°38′44″N 123°43′25″W / 42.645575°N 123.723575°W / 42.645575; -123.723575 (Location of Kim's Body)) Lying on his back in one to two feet of icy water, he was fully clothed and had been carrying a backpack which contained his identification documents, among other miscellaneous items.[14] He had walked about 16.2 miles (26 km) from the car to that point, and was only a mile from Black Bar Lodge, which, although closed for the winter, was fully stocked at the time. An autopsy revealed that Kim had died due to hypothermia and that his body had suffered no incapacitating physical injuries. The medical examiner who performed the autopsy guessed that Kim had died roughly two days after leaving the vehicle.[14][15]

His wife and two daughters survived though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Kim