[CubaMark]

Just saw this on Apple Canada's Store website:

Hah! Phallic Implications? It used to be the size of your shoe, or your hand, now it's your... PowerBook?

(Opens the door for a whole new range of Apple-branded accessories, no?)

M.

 

[Peter Scharman]

So, the new question to ask Powerbook/iBook users is,"How big is yours?"

 

[jfpoole]

Peter Scharman wrote:
So, the new question to ask Powerbook/iBook users is,"How big is yours?"

Don't you know that it's not how big your PowerBook is, rather it's what you do with it that counts.

Waitaminute, what am I saying?

 

[Dennis]

I'll show you mine if you show me yours

 

[Peter Scharman]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR> I'll show you mine if you show me yours <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I'll pass on that offer (cough, cough)

 

[Sandy McMurray]

> "Now available by the inch."

Ah. Maybe that explains all the spam I'm getting this week that offers to increase the size of my PowerBook "by at least two inches."

McMe

 

[Peter Scharman]

I think we'd better stop before we cross the boundaries of ehMac decorum and get the mayor after us

 

[CubaMark]

What, no Red Light District in EhMacLand?


M

 

[Chealion]

Sorry no red light district...
Interesting poke at people though...

 

[Heart]

As quoted from the QuickTime Commercial

PowerBook G4 - Cosmos

"It's enormous!"

"It's expansive!"

"It's awe inspiring"

"It's the first 17" inch ..."

Phallic !
Oh Yeah it is

 

[Heart]

Pasted directly from Sherlock American Heritage Dictionary:

Phallic
SYLLABICATION:
phal·lic
PRONUNCIATION:
fl??k
ADJECTIVE:
1. Of, relating to, or resembling a phallus. 2. Of or relating to the cult of the phallus as an embodiment of generative power: phallic worship. 3. Of or relating to the third stage of psychosexual development in psychoanalytic theory, from about ages three to six, during which gratification is focused on sensations associated with the genital organs. The phallic stage is preceded by the anal stage and followed by the latency period.
ETYMOLOGY:
Greek phallikos, from phallos, phallus. See phallus.
OTHER FORMS:
phal?li·cal·ly ?ADVERB