Comments | sashatwen: The apple ibox gaming console

sashatwen

The apple ibox gaming console

Aug 18, 2006 11:06

They don't call it "apple" for no good reason.

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sashatwen August 18 2006, 15:44:27 UTC

The soaring locusts are real.

jean_henri August 19 2006, 01:24:42 UTC

wow! Well done and sooo well designed. Guess I'll have to get one. sleak white surface that ibox has.

sashatwen August 19 2006, 06:45:01 UTC

Preeeecious! If the soul of the convicted serial killer is their version of iEliza, I'm "game". ^_^

andyknopp August 19 2006, 05:36:16 UTC

This is by far the funniest Macintosh-Bash i've seen in a long time.

And seki_raku: Of course it's a hoax. It was obvious when the guy said "I'm a mac gamer." There is no such thing. They are the unicorns of the gaming world. No wait...they are more like that trolls under the bridges...well, whatever, they only exist in fairy tales.

Yeah, I know, I'm a geek. I'll just shut up now.

"Play it?"

sashatwen August 19 2006, 06:43:28 UTC

Can I deter mac gamers with red herrings then? Will it make them go away ;-)

If you're always this vocal because I politely declined to gang up on you yesterday night, be my guest.

We are all geeks here. Get in line.

Nah andyknopp August 19 2006, 15:27:09 UTC

First of all, the kind of bridge troll that has to be bribed with red herrings isn't even a real troll, not even a toll-troll. Just wearing masks, these folks. Trying to trick young innocent pirates into giving them stuff that has no important meaning at all, arrr.
Second: Mac Gamers, according to lore, are as shy and sensitive to light as all gamers are. They couldn't possibly watch a bridge. They HAVE to live under it.
And last but not least: I'm always talkative if I got something to say AND I like the people I'm dealing with. The fact that you didn't participate in that litte contest of Gayni, which ended in an 165-Comment-Post, only adds up to the sympathy. Coincidentially, I'm interested in gaming and fantasy books. I still wouldn't have much to say about, let's see, squaredancing?