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A few months ago, I obtained an Apple MacBook Pro. I decided to take some photos of some of the bears investigating it.
Frost: Another computer???
Summer: Oooo-oo-oo oooo!
Firoth: Yes, Summer, it is portable. That is why the Human bought it.
Summer: Oooo!
Frost: What is this part?
Summer: Oo oo oo oooo oooo-oo.
Frost: Translation for the audience that does not speak Summer?
Firoth: It is a power adaptor. You plug one end into an AC power socket, and the other end into the computer. This allows it to recharge the battery and keep the computer powered.
Summer: *nodding* Oooo!
Firoth: This must be the computer itself. It looks small.
Summer: Oooo... oo oooo-oo.
Frost: Can I do my writing on it?
Summer: Oooo-oo!
Firoth: What you got there, Summer?
Summer: Oo oooo-oo oo oooo. Oo oooo.
Firoth: Aww, why does it suck, Summer?
Summer: Oooo oo oooo-oo oooo-oo oo oo oooo-oo, oo oo oooo-oo-oo. Oooo oooo oo oo oo oo oooo oo oo oo oo!
Firoth: Magnetised? Only have to look at it funny and it falls out of the connector? Who would make a power plug in such a stupid fashion? No, wait, do not tell me, I already know. This is what today's Humans call innovative design.
Summer: Oooo.
Frost: It is awfully thin. How do they fit all the hardware in there?
Summer: Oooo oo oooo oooo oooo.
Firoth: Well, let us open her up and see what we can see.
Frost: There's nothing on the screen.
Summer: Oooo oo oooo oooo, oooo-oo!
Firoth: Okay, I am pressing the power button now.
Summer: Oooo!
Firoth: Well, I see the Human has already customised his desktop the way he wants it.
Summer: Oooo! Oooo oo oo oooo... *she continues on like this in a stream for a good ten minutes, explaining how this laptop can be plugged into a desktop via the FireWire port to transfer all files and preferences from one to the other*
Frost: Yes, but does it make writing stories any more fun?
Summer: *shrugging her shoulders* Oo oooo-oo...
Frost: What are these discs? They came with the computer.
Firoth: They must be the software that the company includes with the computer.
Summer: Oo oooo.
Frost: Yeah, I am bored, too, Summer. Let's go watch a film.
Summer: *clapping her paws* Oooo!
Firoth: What was this film again?
Frost: I dunno. Something like The Incredible Bulk or The Incredible Sulk. Something like that.
Summer: Oooo!
And that concludes our little picture-exhibit for today. If you made it this far, the bears all thank you for reading. Okay, quit reading now.
Frost: Another computer???
Summer: Oooo-oo-oo oooo!
Firoth: Yes, Summer, it is portable. That is why the Human bought it.
Summer: Oooo!
Frost: What is this part?
Summer: Oo oo oo oooo oooo-oo.
Frost: Translation for the audience that does not speak Summer?
Firoth: It is a power adaptor. You plug one end into an AC power socket, and the other end into the computer. This allows it to recharge the battery and keep the computer powered.
Summer: *nodding* Oooo!
Firoth: This must be the computer itself. It looks small.
Summer: Oooo... oo oooo-oo.
Frost: Can I do my writing on it?
Summer: Oooo-oo!
Firoth: What you got there, Summer?
Summer: Oo oooo-oo oo oooo. Oo oooo.
Firoth: Aww, why does it suck, Summer?
Summer: Oooo oo oooo-oo oooo-oo oo oo oooo-oo, oo oo oooo-oo-oo. Oooo oooo oo oo oo oo oooo oo oo oo oo!
Firoth: Magnetised? Only have to look at it funny and it falls out of the connector? Who would make a power plug in such a stupid fashion? No, wait, do not tell me, I already know. This is what today's Humans call innovative design.
Summer: Oooo.
Frost: It is awfully thin. How do they fit all the hardware in there?
Summer: Oooo oo oooo oooo oooo.
Firoth: Well, let us open her up and see what we can see.
Frost: There's nothing on the screen.
Summer: Oooo oo oooo oooo, oooo-oo!
Firoth: Okay, I am pressing the power button now.
Summer: Oooo!
Firoth: Well, I see the Human has already customised his desktop the way he wants it.
Summer: Oooo! Oooo oo oo oooo... *she continues on like this in a stream for a good ten minutes, explaining how this laptop can be plugged into a desktop via the FireWire port to transfer all files and preferences from one to the other*
Frost: Yes, but does it make writing stories any more fun?
Summer: *shrugging her shoulders* Oo oooo-oo...
Frost: What are these discs? They came with the computer.
Firoth: They must be the software that the company includes with the computer.
Summer: Oo oooo.
Frost: Yeah, I am bored, too, Summer. Let's go watch a film.
Summer: *clapping her paws* Oooo!
Firoth: What was this film again?
Frost: I dunno. Something like The Incredible Bulk or The Incredible Sulk. Something like that.
Summer: Oooo!
And that concludes our little picture-exhibit for today. If you made it this far, the bears all thank you for reading. Okay, quit reading now.