I know the secret of Apple's next product

[eebra82]

Sooooo, ever wanted to know what Apple has in store next? Check below!

[zelmo]

Now that's just horribly wrong.
;)

[Sun Baked]

Looks like the newbie has achieved flight.

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[dcv]

since when did mustard come in cans? :confused:

[clayj]

since when did mustard come in cans? :confused:Apparently Japanese horseradish mustard (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&c2coff=1&q=%22mustard+comes+in+cans%22) (wasabi) comes in cans. ;)

[macOSX-tastic]

if it comes in cans, its not mustard. i prefer the sqirty bottles. :D

tastic

[iGary]

if it comes in cans, its not mustard. i prefer the sqirty bottles. :D

tastic

Most wasabi is powdered. ;)

[dcv]

Apparently Japanese horseradish mustard (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&c2coff=1&q=%22mustard+comes+in+cans%22) (wasabi) comes in cans. ;)

Eeeuuuuwwww i certainly wouldn't buy 10,000 cans of that!


To the OP: nice pic but you might want to change the font :p

[dejo]

[insert mandatory Coldplay joke here]

[ColoJohnBoy]

"The Honchos at Apple rivals Creative and Sony have decried the iFridge, saying, "Oh sure, it looks nice, but can it play FM radio?""

[Dr. Dastardly]

To Mr. Eebra82,

You are infringing on patented material and we demand an immediate halt to this unauthorized display.

Also take down all things iPod related from your web site.

Sincerely

Apple Legal

[w_parietti22]

To Mr. Eebra82,

You are infringing on patented material and we demand an immediate halt to this unauthorized display.

Also take down all things iPod related from your web site.

Sincerely

Apple Legal

you mean Apple employees are aloud to have MR memberships??? ;)

[w_parietti22]

since when did mustard come in cans? :confused:

ummm... sence forever.

[Sun Baked]

ummm... sence forever.Looks like a bottle to me.

Since the rest of us use the definition of can being a metal container.

Unless that is made of that snazzy transparent aluminum Star Trek is always talking about.

[xli_ne]

Looks like a bottle to me.

Since the rest of us use the definition of can being a metal container.

Unless that is made of that snazzy transparent aluminum Star Trek is always talking about.

yup, thats a bottle.

[tech4all]

ummm... sence forever.

Actually it looks like a jar to me.

To me a can is something metallic and opaque. A bottle is something that narrows at the top; like a 2-liter bottle or a beer bottle or something like that.


But that's just me ;)

[rainman::|:|]

god, tech4all is the only one with a clue here, it's a jar. the shape of bottles was meant for drinking or pouring, jars are meant for, i dunno, throwing and splashing.

[jayscheuerle]

Big is the new small...

[MongoTheGeek]

Big is the new small...

I love it.

Back in college I set up my walkman to run on D cells (back before portable CD players!). It still fit in my jacket pocket, but could go weeks without changing batteries. (D cells are also 10% more expensive than AA which meant it was a huge cost savings) It paid for the conversion in less than a week.

[macOSX-tastic]

typically, a you cannot see the constents of a can until you open it:D

[xsedrinam]

http://img6.picsplace.to/img6/1/3doors.gif

[dops7107]

erm, wasn't banning eebra82 a bit harsh? :confused:

[GorillaPaws]

erm, wasn't banning eebra82 a bit harsh? :confused:

I'm pretty sure he got banned for this brilliant thread (it's since been wastelanded):

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=150390

[mvc]

I think he was banned for this (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=150390) thread. Not sure why, perhaps he was implying that once every 5 years is not enough to be a true Mac User? :p

[dops7107]

I'm pretty sure he got banned for this brilliant thread (it's since been wastelanded):

[snip URL]

hmm, nice... some dilemma he's concocted there. :rolleyes:

[GorillaPaws]

Btw. Aren't these kinds of joke images protected from copyright law. Don't they fall under some sort of satire exemption protected by free speech? I'm thinking of in the movie People vs. Larry Flint where the Supreme court upheld the right to publicly satire Jerry Falwell. Isn't this the same kind of thing? or is Dr. Dastardly just messing around here?

[huck500]

Maybe it's his other posts...

[Sun Baked]

.http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2967

[bousozoku]

How nice! We have a thread of minimal proportions here.