YouTube Find: The Simpsons mock the Newton

Posted by: Michael on Jul 23, 2007 |

Well, this Friday sees the launch of The Simpsons Movie, and as a promotional tool they have dropped the price of the older DVD box sets. So this weekend I picked up the Season Six set, and in the episode “Lisa on Ice” I saw this bit. I quickly went to YouTube, did a search, and now here is for all of you to enjoy…

wow…that explanation was longer than the clip.

Comments

I Simpson e il Newton « Mac Blog

July 28th, 2007 at 3:48 pm

[...] [Via AppleGazette] [...]

Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Most Commented

Bob: You know, I don't think it's as bad as the ad might suggest. I just checked Best Buy's web site, and the info seems reasonable (well, all things consi
Timon: Stand out front and I can tell you you'll find the manager coming out to talk to you and try to have you ejected. They don't like someone telling cust
Michael Teuber: It was painful watching a multi-billionaire and a comedic icon suck that badly. Wait, was that what the churros are supposed to symbolize? Jerry Sei
Drew: Having no problems with the service. Hope to add a iPhone to the mix today if UPS would hurry up already. I'd suggest resetting all your MobileMe sync
Apple Gazette Daily 341 - Microsoft is weird and Best Buy is disgusting…pass it on. - Apple Gazette: [...] the Apple Gazette Daily Widget and listen to every episode of the show right on your Dashboard. Click Here to [...]
Oggie Oglethorpe: Same here. I have the iPhone 3G and have not experienced any problems with my Mobile Me account or Mail.app (running 10.5.4 MacBook Pro). Everything
Dirk: This might be a better place to look, at least it is more up to date. http://www.apple.com/support/mobileme/system_status_history.html
david: I had to edit my accounts and re-set the ports in order to send mail (rogers is my isp).
JerZa: They're definitely getting lots of hits on their commercial..... technically and verbally...?!! What a joke.
macFanDave: The metaphors were so obvious! Duh. The shoes were Vista. The fact that the sizing was "tight" symbolizes how Vista's nominal system requirements

MacTips.org

Stop by MacTips.org for tips and tricks for your Mac!

AppleGazette Syndication