Air Jordan Alpha and Omega Package | Nice Kicks – Air Force Ones, Air Jordans history & release dates.

Air Jordan Alpha and Omega Package | Nice Kicks – Air Force Ones, Air Jordans history & release dates.

apparently the next sneaker pack from Jordan to come out in June (possibly) isn’t getting rave reviews. On this site there are 55 comments on the subject of whether or not these sneakers will be something to get. Many do not like the side images (clutter I guess).

1. …ok ok growing very slowly on me

   Comment by lito_the_don – February 19, 2007 06:32 pm

2. I think that the black/white/grey for the pictures on the shoes kind of makes it look weird imo. Maybe like, a red detailed lazered job like on the midwest 20s for the 22s and a university blue detailed lazered job for the 1s.

   Comment by JordanXXIII – February 19, 2007 06:42 pm

Other comments suh as “Shoes r u ok, could be better” and “They’re not? I thought that 23 was gonna be the last one…Well, In either case, I agree the pictures kinda throw it off. But I am feelin the XXIIs” seem to be the norm.

I say if your an original type of person, then go ahead and get them. if your a sneakerhead, you have to get them, if your into collectibles, then you still have to get them.

Digg This: 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0

WHAT the HECK just happened on Digg? And what does this code thing mean? People have dugg this item up to almost 12000 votes. Currently its 500 votes away from 12000. 813 comments. The highest comment got 700+ positive comment votes.

Anyway, what is this code and what does it mean? What is it even related to? The link goes to Digg’s official blog but that doesn’t explain what’s going on other than Digg getting a stop order for posting the code up. I’m trying to get the page to load, but it has so many comments that it crashes my browser… and yes I’m on FireFox (I should update it).

I’ll take a look at this later:

Why All The Censorship? HD-DVD Has Digg In Its Pocketbook.

And this:

Diggnation – HD DVD Wins

And this:

Digg users right to freedom of speech, 50,000+ diggs strong!!

More on this later.

Digg pick link quote:

“But now, after seeing hundreds of stories and reading thousands of comments, you

’ve made it clear. You’d rather see Digg go down fighting than bow down to a bigger company. We hear you, and effective immediately we won’t delete stories or comments containing the code and will deal with whatever the consequences might be.”

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