- Mobile World Congress in 14 lines
In Barcelona we all tried to thrive
And strove to not imbibe too many beers
When Samsung trotted out the GS5
Then shortly after highlighted new Gears.Mozilla’s and Ubuntu’s phones seemed cheap,
Along with some of Waterloo’s new wares,
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