I receive this marketing text promising me a grand life in a premiere location for 15k. Sometimes I wonder why ‘marketing’ promises richer grander living. Are they assuming all people receiving their message are losers?

“Megaworld introduces THE VENICE at McKINLEY HILL!
NO DOWN 0% INTEREST, FOR AS LOW AS P15,000 A MONTH!!!
Now, you can live a grandeur life at the most premier location!
For more info, send name and email address.

- Charlie Calaguio
Megaworld Corporation"

These are probably what I will do:

• tweet about it
• take a pic (http://piclyf.com) of it
• blog about it
• eat it, then tweet that i’m eating it
• take a pic of myself eating it
• blog about the eating experience
• will plan 101 ways to make money out of it but never execute them

If life would give me lemons, i’d annoy mark to create an app for it.

I tried logging in to their iCloud.com when I got an incorrect-password error message with an 'iForgot' / 'OK' buttons. I feel it's just a joke but they also have iforgot.apple.com so it can be it's really part of their branding. But I feel the 'i' is too overused, it feels such a iOverkill.