Bad karma or huge coincidence?

[MadSativa]

huh thats a little more than koinquidink

[water]

i do belive in karma but not fate

[4twentE]

you jinxed yourself

[Rhymenocerus]

Haha. Oh well, at least thats 4 hours less you have to wait for good headphones!:thumbsup:

[LarryCurlyMoe]

get some good headphones the apple ones suck monkey balls

[chaliceburn]

I don't think karma has much to do with products and money (not when you're trying to steal pennies from a huge company anyway).

If that's the worst karma you've got, count yourself lucky. I'm still paying for slamming into that little old lady in the other turn lane, after I paid about a grand for her car repairs, not to mention feeling terrible about it.

It's more plausible that Apple activated their secret "_break." code, using your call to trace to their product so they can have you publicly singing thier praises after they send you a new set of 'buds. I can see it's working already.

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

I think human beings tend to feel things are working out "karmically" (to use a made-up term) because we subconsciously cherry-pick the events. After all, if there's 20 times you do anything that doesn't have some grand ironic twist, you're not going to take a mental note of it. As soon as something like this does happen, it seems too coincidental to be accident. But really if you look at the karmic proportions statistically, suddenly the universe isn't so mysterious....


.... only in this respect of course, the universe is a damn cool place. imp: