I guess my wife's just trying to protect me from the power of the iPhone. I don't have an iPhone. But I covet one...in an unholy and unhealthy manner.
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to covet as i read the definition is to want IT to the exclusion of others. i want to have it and i don't want you to have it. perhaps you just want a dang iphone as much as all the other folks who have and don't have one. uncovetyerself. TjWM
I shall try to do so. Tnx
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