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USB Fundue Set

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the abandon-all-hope dept.

Several anonymous readers found this hysterical USB Fundue Set, which despite the power limitations of USB 2 should make for great snacks. It's from 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.

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  1. Whats the diff? by selectspec · · Score: 4, Funny

    What is the difference between this thing and an Athlon?

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  2. Geez by OECD · · Score: 2, Funny

    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.

    BoingBoing had this yesterday. :-P

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  3. Re:'April Fools day' or 'ThinkGeek day'? by hoggoth · · Score: 2, Funny

    You know what would be REALLY funny?

    Post the same article every hour until midnight.
    That would really make me laugh. I'd probably spit soda all over my keyboard from laughing so hard. It would be really clever and amusing.
    I'd be sure to check back here every hour to make sure I didn't miss one, and miss out on the hilarity.

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  4. AAARGH! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Look, it's nearly April the fucking second now - so on behalf of your remaining two readers:

    JUST FUCKING STOP IT WITH THE JOKE ARTICLES!

    Please.

    Really.

    Any time now would be great.

    No more.

    The pain is too much.

  5. USB won't work, but I have the answer! by Colol · · Score: 2, Funny

    USB power is insufficient to create enough heat for deep frying, particularly after you put in room-temperature or colder food, dropping the temperature of the oil.

    The obvious solution is to harness a heat source second only to the sun: Intel's Pentium 4.

    Strap on a sexy custom-made heatsink attached to a vat of oil, and you've got yourself number-crunching, deep-frying electronic goodness! Yeah, baby, yeah!