Wednesday, 5 November 2008 12:46 pm
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deckardcanineBack in November 2004, when "The Boondocks" was still a comic strip, Huey Freeman unsurprisingly fumed over John Kerry's defeat. He said that the Democrats would put up a mere token resistance akin to Apple's against Microsoft. Michael Caesar, the more level-headed of the two boys, asked, "What about Barack Obama?" Huey replied, "He's like the iPod: clever, but not enough."
The iPod grew much more popular over the years. Now it seems that Huey was wrong on both counts.
The iPod grew much more popular over the years. Now it seems that Huey was wrong on both counts.