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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. "
For the 3rd time, Nothing to see here, move along.
It's the 3rd story promoting ThinkGeek today. April Fools is one thing, but drop the propaganda.
A computer makes it possible to do, in half an hour, tasks which were completely unnecessary to do before.
ThinkGeek
ThinkGeek? ThinkGeek
Just like Malcovich
The two iPods in the iCopulate image are from different generations! That 3rd gen iPod could be the 4th gen iPod's father!
From the Wikipedia "April Fool's Day" entry:
/. editors. for not having enought sense to stop the 4/1 torture at the appointed hour.
Traditionally, pranks are supposed to end by noon. Those done afterwards are supposed to bring bad luck to the perpetrator.
Curse the
-- Given enough time and money, Microsoft will eventualy invent UNIX.
I must respectfully disagree with you, dear sir. Slashdot started sucking years ago. :-)
WTF am I doing replying to an AC at 5 A.M on a Friday night?
I do believe all the "waaah it's april 2nd i need my slashdot or my leprosy kicks in!" posts just goes to show how little a sense of humor the non-NorthAm /. community really has. Quit browsing /. and get back to work if it offends you so much. Or hell, go OUTSIDE! Let us with a sense of humor laugh our asses off at crude humor for another 8 hours!
You know you've lost it when you begin signing physical documents with =^_^=
that made me laugh out loud. Yeah, the April Fools and Think Geek thing is over the top, way over the top. Come on guys, this is performance art here. Andy Kaufman would be proud.
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this is CmdrTaco's way of annoying the collective Slashdot readership in response to people nagging him about the natural-language parsing story posted a few days back being a dupe.
If that's the case, I'm amused that he'd spend the time giving a collective "Fuck you, it's my site" to the readers. If that's not the case, I'm honestly curious. Taco and associates can't be so clueless as to think that the majority of the readership is pleased with the day's stories.
Somebody get that guy an ambulance!
I just tried to order that free shirt from thinkgeek. aparently, i have to order another item more than 10 dollars as well. Ok i said, and i picked out a nice Network Security shirt. Then it came to select my shipping options and put in a credit card.
Thats all good too, but when i put in my address, it tells me that because im in Canada, it will be 18 USD to ship!!! (that btw is the CHEAPEST shipping method)
This is an order of two shirts with the first shirt costing 14.99. So basically, if im understanding this, I would have to pay more for shipping a light cloth shirt, than the actual shirt is worth. Obviously i would be a fool to do that as it just doesnt sit right in my head.
So in conclusion, to fix think geek and get people to buy from there, LOWER YOUR INTERNANTIONAL SHIPPING
I'll just use my special getting high powers one more time...
I guess I should have included the relevant links for those stories, since they're falling below the fold so fast:
ProofReading Markup Language - and yes, I find typos.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/05shirt.shtml
FOOLS SHOP AT THINKGEEK
Am I the only one who actually moused over the links?
ThinkGeek writes "ThinkGeek ThinkGeek ThinkgEEk ThinkGeek! ThinkGeek ThinkGeek THINK geek think GeEk thinkgEek.
(If you don't have the linky-checky-in-brackets thing on, the links are actually to cmdrtaco.net, fark.com, randomdialogue.net, penny-arcade.com, deansplanet.com, mccarthy.vg, cowboyneal.org, homestarrunner.com, and sarcasta.net)
iCopulate
This is slashdot. Nobody believes you.
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