Filed under: Humor, iPod Family
iPod flea
Scott Kelby, writer, trainer, Mac fan, has created a funny spoof of the iPod advertisements. David Pogue managed to get it posted over at the New York Times (hey, it is the first place I look for spoofs and wacky videos).The video features the brand new 'iPod Flea' that can hold one song and play it over and over again for one hour. Watch the video, it is funny.
Oh, and if you don't have a NY Times registration now is a good time to point out Bugmenot to you (you're welcome).
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
blalor said 9:46AM on 11-18-2005
How about the iSophagus? http://sluggy.com/daily.php?date=050623
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narco said 9:12PM on 6-30-2005
I don't think I've ever seen a decent iPod spoof, but this one was actually funny. Plus, I had to disable Safari's pop-up blocker to actually view the video -- I never realized how well it worked until I turned it off.
Fishes,
narco.
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Penginkun said 10:13PM on 6-30-2005
What, no Quicktime option??? Boo hiss!
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NewsReader said 10:15PM on 6-30-2005
Agreed, that a Quicktime version would have been nice. But the spoof WAS well-conceived and edited -- it was quite funny!
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Moosey said 11:12PM on 6-30-2005
I loved the idea, but I woulda loved it so much more if they would have made it seem like a real iPod commercial, not an infomercial...
although it still was funny.
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Alex said 4:30AM on 7-02-2005
Well it would have to be pretty amazing for me to think about installing Realplayer....just say no people...
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plexxer said 12:26PM on 7-01-2005
With comedy, timing is everything. This one timed out at about 30 seconds.
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scott said 5:06PM on 7-06-2005
it was perfect! laugh, oh did i laugh. suck it up and install the player - and yes, i'm a loyal mac user.
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maks asti said 4:47AM on 7-12-2005
another nice ipod spoof is the iBread at
http://www.veitschuetz.com/store/iBread/ibread.html
maks
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Arwen said 1:41PM on 7-25-2005
There's a QuickTime version:
http://www.layersmagazine.com/features/feature_cs2/flea.htm
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