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At a board meeting this week, Steve Jobs announced that he was very excited about the newest product from Apple. “I am so tired of walking through some of the development areas and smelling bad body odor,” stated Jobs. “Yes, I expect a lot of my developers, but do they have to smell that bad? Not any more. Gentlemen, I give you Mac: The Cologne!” Steve Jobs then pulled out a small spray bottle and went around spraying every board member with the new cologne.
“This new scent is everyone’s favorite smells all rolled into one spray bottle,” Jobs told the board. “We have taken new car smell, a forest scent after a storm, cinnamon buns scent right out of the oven, fresh movie theater popcorn smell, and the smell of an iPod right out of the box, and we combined them all for the greatest scent in the world.
“It was amazing,” said one board member. “It smelled like I had just parked my brand new car in a rain forest while eating cinnamon buns and popcorn while listening to my new iPod. Truly innovative.”
Apple has not yet settled on the name of the new cologne. They are still playing around with other names including Mac Scent Pro, iSmell, and iStink. Steve Jobs says that he plans to roll out the new cologne along with a body wash, after shave, and laundry detergent by the end of 2007.
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On a regular basis, Apple publishes a playlist of a celebrity’s favorite songs. Macdiculous has an inside source at iTunes who will leak us an occasional celebrity playlist before iTunes publishes it. The following is David Hasselhoff’s Playlist:
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On a regular basis, Apple publishes a playlist of a celebrity’s favorite songs. Macdiculous has an inside source at iTunes who will leak us an occasional celebrity playlist before iTunes publishes it. The following is Heather Mills McCartney’s Playlist:
If you have a new Apple computer, or know someone that has recently purchased one, you probably know about the Apple remote. The small, simple, white remote control is mostly used for controlling Apple’s Front Row application, which plays different media on the computer. The remote has other uses that are coming to the forefront through online tutorials. Uses, such as putting the computer to sleep, scrolling through photos in iPhoto, and flipping through slides in a Keynote presentation, are becoming more well known among Apple enthusiasts. But, there are a number of hidden uses that only a few programmers at Apple know about. Jon Krauker, one of the programmers who helped to develop the Apple remote system, feels that the public should know about the hidden uses of this remote control.
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A new video has been creating quite a bit of buzz on the internet. No, it isn’t a new video of a kid lip synching the new Justin Timberlake, or another animal that has been trained to use the toilet. The video in question is a spoof on an Apple ad that was aired only once during the 1984 Superbowl. The ad is an attack on Hilary Clinton and promotes presidential candidate Barack Obama. Nobody seems to know exactly who created the video and no one has really come forward to claim the video as their creation. Well not until now, anyway. Macdiculous was able to uncover the person responsible for creating the video. The person does want to keep their identity a secret, so for the time being we will call this person Kelsey. Our interview with Kelsey follows:
Peter Oppenheimer, Apple’s Chief Financial Officer was on hand at Apple’s headquarters for the introduction of the Apple credit card . Apple enthusiasts can now sign up to receive the Apple Visa credit card which will earn them points toward future Apple purchases through the Apple store or iTunes store.
In a move that few people expected, Apple today began shipping their long awaited Apple TV device..well, kind of. Instead of shipping a nicely labeled box with a great gadget inside, Apple decided to ship just the box. “We decided that since there will be more delays with the Apple TV, we will ship the boxes and the user manual so that people can get excited about receiving it, and also learn about how to use it properly,” said one Apple exec in charge of product shipping. 
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A new movie has just received the green light to start pre-production. Jerry Bruckheimer, the producer behind such blockbusters as the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Armageddon, Top Gun, and Kangaroo Jack, will be producing the 200 million dollar sequel to Pirates of Silicon Valley. The tentative title of the sequel to the 1999 made for TV movie is ‘Pirates of Silicon Valley: Patents in Space’. The cast has yet to be revealed, and Jerry Bruckheimer is trying to keep his casting choices a secret for the time being. We do know that Bruce Willis is in talks to play Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, while Hugh Jackman is in talks to play Apple Chief Steve Jobs. Bruckheimer spoke with Macdiculous at a private media event where he told us, “I am going to take the story in a bit of a different direction than the first movie did. I mean, it was good, but there wasn’t enough fighting, gun fire, and things blowing up. In fact, there wasn’t one love scene! How can you have a good movie without a love scene? My new vision will take the feud between the two men into space for the ultimate showdown. Once in space, they need to rely on their own software to save their lives and make it back home…alive. It should be pretty good.” The movie is set to open in the Summer of 2008. The movie is also set to be a complete flop.
Stephen Hawking, the well known theoretical physicist who has challenged theories by such geniuses as Albert Einstein, is getting an upgrade. Due to a long battle with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, Hawking has been confined to a wheel chair that, not only gets him around, but speaks for him along with other tasks. The computer to do all of this has been a PC running Windows XP, but no longer. Due to air on an upcoming episode of Pimp My Ride, Hawking’s wheelchair will be transformed into an amazingly impressive piece of machinery. The on board computer will be upgraded to an Apple computer running OS X. Also included will be a GPS navigation, DirecTV satellite television with Playstation 3 and Nintendo Wii gaming consoles, robotic arms that can lift the equivalent of a Volkswagon, a lot of chrome, and spinner rims.