archer6
05-23-2007, 03:10 PM
Women all over Britain are saying yes, yes, yes to the £30 iGasm that plugs into a music player and delivers good vibrations that pulse to the beat.
But shocked iPod bosses are iRate—demanding stores take down all posters for the gadget or risk a fight in the iCourt. The neon-pink ads feature a curvaceous girl with wires coming OUT of her MP3 player and INTO her knickers. And it's definitely turned on.
The sales guff teases: "Go at it hard and fast with a pounding drum 'n' bass track or chill with ambient classic." But Apple lawyers claim the poster is a blatant rip-off of their own famous silhouette images used to flog iPods that plugs into a music player and delivers good vibrations that pulse to the beat.
But shocked iPod bosses are iRate—demanding stores take down all posters for the gadget or risk a fight in the iCourt. The neon-pink ads feature a curvaceous girl with wires coming OUT of her MP3 player and INTO her knickers. And it's definitely turned on.
The sales guff teases: "Go at it hard and fast with a pounding drum 'n' bass track or chill with ambient classic." But Apple lawyers claim the poster is a blatant rip-off of their own famous silhouette images used to flog iPods.
sources:
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/ipod_1405.shtml
http://www.annsummers.com/single.asp?gid=7&cat=2005&scat=&pid=4299
But shocked iPod bosses are iRate—demanding stores take down all posters for the gadget or risk a fight in the iCourt. The neon-pink ads feature a curvaceous girl with wires coming OUT of her MP3 player and INTO her knickers. And it's definitely turned on.
The sales guff teases: "Go at it hard and fast with a pounding drum 'n' bass track or chill with ambient classic." But Apple lawyers claim the poster is a blatant rip-off of their own famous silhouette images used to flog iPods that plugs into a music player and delivers good vibrations that pulse to the beat.
But shocked iPod bosses are iRate—demanding stores take down all posters for the gadget or risk a fight in the iCourt. The neon-pink ads feature a curvaceous girl with wires coming OUT of her MP3 player and INTO her knickers. And it's definitely turned on.
The sales guff teases: "Go at it hard and fast with a pounding drum 'n' bass track or chill with ambient classic." But Apple lawyers claim the poster is a blatant rip-off of their own famous silhouette images used to flog iPods.
sources:
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/ipod_1405.shtml
http://www.annsummers.com/single.asp?gid=7&cat=2005&scat=&pid=4299