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14 responses to “The making of an apple, made with an Apple”
that was boring.
Why?
I’ve heard of think different but
Why?
And the point of this is … what,again?
Pardon me for saying so, but does this have enough to do with Apple to be on an Apple blog?
A band called God Lives Underwater did that much better in the “From your Mouth” music video…back in 1998…
Apologies, all, for a not-terribly-interesting post. I was partly trying to test the embedding of Vimeo clips in posts, which I have had difficulty with until now. At least I can see that works. Unfortunately I neglected to (a) choose an interesting clip, or (b) add any useful, enlightening, sarcastic or context-providing text, which made the whole thing rather pointless.
So, sorry.
A bit long, but nice idea. Does anybody recognize the music? Wasn’t that the Charlie Brown theme?