5/27/2005
iGuy for the iPod
The White Gumby. Or, if the Pillsbury Dough Boy and Stay Puft had a kid.It was bound to happen...
With all of the ipod cases
out there, everything from ipod form fitting socks, to futuristic ipod jackets... now we get the ipod case that doubles as a Gumby-like scluptable rubber toy.For $35, I think the iGuy is priced a little too high for its design. It doesn't really resemble anything close to a "guy" to me. If anything, it looks like the offspring of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man
and the Pillsbury Dough Boy
but not as much fun to play with.Anybody have any suggestions for iPod cases that take on the look of other well known fictional creatures? Ipoditude mentions its similarity to Stretch Armstrong...
How about the iSwampThing?
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collin
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collin
this things sucks! would look terrible on my desk next to my g5 - i think it would terrible next to a bag of trash...
i would suggest they make an iSnuffleupagus (lifesize)
i would suggest they make an iSnuffleupagus (lifesize)
[*] posted by 
> : May 26, 2005 1:08 PM
> : May 26, 2005 1:08 PM
how bout an ALF ass crack ipod case?
melmack ass crack ipod pack?
melmack ass crack ipod pack?
[*] posted by > : May 27, 2005 1:35 AM
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