Like I mentioned in that thread (I think) and just above, it would be something if they managed to gloss over the whole Google Wallet issue and left it unaddressed completely 2+ weeks after launch and only now decided to address it delaying the launch of their first 4G Google handset while coincidentally a network outage conveniently occurred, making the whole delay a much more sensible proposition.
My first concerns over the Nexus were originally that the phone itself had issues, and that Verizon had really botched this whole thing. But the more I think about it and the more I read -- especially the whole "The Butler did it" (aka it's Google Wallet causing the hold-up) it makes a lot more sense to me that the problem is the network has been acting up and they want to hold off until the problem is cured. I'm sure the Google Wallet thing was put to bed long ago, and while it's a lot nicer to suggest the Google Wallet showdown is the cause of the delay, it's prolly a lot closer to the truth that Verizon's 4G network is the culprit. Not a faulty handset, not some massive trick Verizon's playing on us greedy Droid geeks, but simply a network problem that could, if left ignored, make the whole iPhone Antenna screw-up resemble child's play.
If it smells like sh*t, looks like sh*t and tastes like sh*t, it's a good bet it's sh*t.