iCopulate Romances iPods, Executive Pong
mboverload was one of several readers to note that you can purchase aircraft tracking laser today at ThinkGeek. (TG is owned by OSTG, the parent company of Slashdot, so activate all conspiracy theories now).
You can also look into the new iPod accessory iCopulate which allows intimacy between mp3 players never before fantasized. And for the suit that has everything, Executve Pong.
I didn't notice the iCopulate was a joke, because it sounds like exactly the sort of thing iPod users would go for.
I am trolling
Forget the toys... I'm just excited I can finally get a classy snack at my desk now!
Reminds me of two dogs.
If you experience interruptus, do you have to throw cold water on the joined iPods?
...without any form of virus protection available. I'd just say no.
Does ICopulate have a vibrate mode?
One man's Funny is another man's Offtopic.
Actually, it comes in two forms, the iCopulate and the iMasturbate. iCopulate is an add-on for the iPartner product.
(Somebody please tell me there's no truth to the notion that the internal project name for iMasturbate was "Hand Jobs a Winner". That's simply too bizarre to believe...isn't it?)
Why, oh why, does this have to be fake! Somebody should make this happen and make a million in the process. I'd buy one. Especially if it was more like the iGangBang and you could make a little iLAN out of up to 5 iPods. That would iFucking rule.
This isn't funny, the story on Space Daily about Bush supposedly cancelling the shuttle program isn't funny. None of this garbage is funny.
Why does every news source, especially those online, feel the need to pull a cutsie April Fools prank. The practice makes the web practically useless on this day for any news.
We get enough of this from our local morning drive-time morning zoo wacky radio DJs. Why cant Slashdot be above this?
I hear he's playing the world's greatest April Fools joke today.
He's gonna pop up tomorrow and be like, "0wn3d!"
Or something.
Most folk'll never lose a toe, and then again some folk'll...
There's nothing secret about it. Dark-emitting Diodes were specced out by Texas Instruments decades ago; it was obviously not much of a stretch to include that feature in their DLPs.
hey guys, check out this Apple iThong mini story, hehe ;)
I nearly made a fool out of myself. Well , it was early in the morning without coffee.
http://www.brandinfection.com/2005/04/01/whats-nex t-apple-computer/
greets, stefano