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Two cartoons: “Buying Two iPhones” and “The Joy of Social Networking”

Recently at the Apple Shop: Buying Two iPhones
The Joy of Social Networking

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The creator of the Geek and Poke cartoon series is Oliver Widder. He’s also the creator of the humorous Stop the iPhone Hackers!

Two cartoons: “Buying Two iPhones” and “The Joy of Social Networking”

Recently at the Apple Shop: Buying Two iPhones
The Joy of Social Networking

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The creator of the Geek and Poke cartoon series is Oliver Widder. He’s also the creator of the humorous Stop the iPhone Hackers!

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