
Posted: By the bright people at MENSES ...
SAN FRANCISCO -- In a stunning new announcement, Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the latest device that is expected to revolutionize the personal electronics and hygiene markets.
"Women all over the world have been writing to us for years requesting one," said Jobs who wore his Wednesday jeans and black turtleneck that accentuated both his thinness and that of the device. "I have yet to find a woman who uses a panty liner and doesn't wish she could also check her e-mail on it."
In addition to e-mail, photos, video, music, odor protection, chat features and a whopping 126-gigabyte flash drive, "the iPad actually uses its ample RAM to store fluids and can accommodate a woman on even her heaviest-flow days of the month." Jobs proceeded to pour an entire gallon of blue windshield washer fluid on the device which soaked it up immediately, then sprouted wings and flew into the sunset.
"Apple.com also offers free applications that can analyze the fluid, tell you how many days are left in your period, whether or not you are pregnant and if you should be drinking more water," Jobs said. "We also offer a no-frills version called the iPause for our friends who no longer see the need for an iPad and only use a computer for checking their e-mail and the weather."
Although the iPad weighs in at a panty-busting 1.5 lbs., Apple will also offer protective accessories such as their iUndies sleeve made of a thin Kevlar and lace.
SAN FRANCISCO -- In a stunning new announcement, Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the latest device that is expected to revolutionize the personal electronics and hygiene markets.
"Women all over the world have been writing to us for years requesting one," said Jobs who wore his Wednesday jeans and black turtleneck that accentuated both his thinness and that of the device. "I have yet to find a woman who uses a panty liner and doesn't wish she could also check her e-mail on it."
In addition to e-mail, photos, video, music, odor protection, chat features and a whopping 126-gigabyte flash drive, "the iPad actually uses its ample RAM to store fluids and can accommodate a woman on even her heaviest-flow days of the month." Jobs proceeded to pour an entire gallon of blue windshield washer fluid on the device which soaked it up immediately, then sprouted wings and flew into the sunset.
"Apple.com also offers free applications that can analyze the fluid, tell you how many days are left in your period, whether or not you are pregnant and if you should be drinking more water," Jobs said. "We also offer a no-frills version called the iPause for our friends who no longer see the need for an iPad and only use a computer for checking their e-mail and the weather."
Although the iPad weighs in at a panty-busting 1.5 lbs., Apple will also offer protective accessories such as their iUndies sleeve made of a thin Kevlar and lace.
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