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I just tried this and got the response

"Ive been going back in time and collecting butterflies for the Apple Watch, but don't worry i didn't step on a single one"

HAHAHA Apple you do have a good sense of humour 😎😀
 
I got this one- what the hell is ice-nine?

It is from Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. Basic story is that it is a form of ice that can freeze a room or higher temperature and when combined with other water it "teaches" the other water the form that allows it to freeze at room temperature. (It is like putting a crystal in a solution will sometimes lead to that crystal growing, but the solution wouldn't have formed into crystal without the first chunk being in it.) So the worry in the book is if this lab created ice gets into the wild, like into the ocean, it will teach the entire oceans the form and they will all freeze.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice-nine

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I was also asking myself the same question....
Introducing the Apple iFreezer... Finely aluminum crafted.... A half pound 25w power consumption, recharges via usb type C 😀

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_IX 😉

Wrong ice, I'm sure.
 
Just got the Aluminium one, but I'm British so don't get the joke. What's so funny about Siri saying Aluminium properly?
 
It is from Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. Basic story is that it is a form of ice that can freeze a room or higher temperature and when combined with other water it "teaches" the other water the form that allows it to freeze at room temperature. (It is like putting a crystal in a solution will sometimes lead to that crystal growing, but the solution wouldn't have formed into crystal without the first chunk being in it.) So the worry in the book is if this lab created ice gets into the wild, like into the ocean, it will teach the entire oceans the form and they will all freeze.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice-nine

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Wrong ice, I'm sure.

Your explanation is similar to the one I've read in Italian.... Maybe in the English version of Wikipedia is written differently... I have posted without reading 😀
 
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