Sunday, September 20, 2009

iPhone recession case

iPhone recession case, for protecting your iPhone on the cheap.


What's next, a permanent tarpaulin-wrap for protecting your Mercedes?
(OK, the case is funny, and apparently for real too.)

9 comments:

  1. Haha, this is soooo funny, Eo!

    I bought my iPhone touch at the end of this recession, together with a pink case.

    I can´t live without it.

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  2. Oooops - no way to get back to one´s own comment, for making corrections...

    iPod touch, of course. It´s the same but without the mobile facility, but it´s got WiFi.

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  3. If you order today, they will include FREE “Sharpie Script” personalization on the case! Meaning someone will scrible (using a black marker pen) the name or phrase of your choice on the back.

    Don't be like the reviewer who wrote:

    "I absolutely love the cases I got. However I do feel a little angry about not getting my personalization don to it. Its not your fault, I didn't see the option. Im sure I can muster up the boldness to do it myself. Here I go......"

    Remember to specify personalization at the time of placing your order for the case.

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  4. I think I'll order one with the Gettysburg Address scribbled on the back.

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  5. Gee, I knew the prices of some materials had dramatically risen lately, but I had no idea cardboard had become such a high-end material.
    Imagine, an iPhone case! Wow...
    Classy.

    What next? Stainless steel wristwatch bracelets? Gasoline-powered automobiles? Flour-based bread?

    The 21st century is SO cool!!!
    JETSON! YOU'RE FIRED!

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  6. I don't know, I think it's too showy...

    (captcha: andreu)

    Andreu thinks it's too showy too...

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  7. OMG, you're right. Just a notch below those phones covered in precious stones.

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  8. Puh-leeze! Those are SO tacky!

    Gold and diamonds are for tasteless, behind-fashion pompous snobs. The kind you're likely to meet in Lebanon.
    To name but a random, totally fortuitous example.

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  9. Oh, how I agree with you!
    Traditional, tasteful adorning in Lebanon would be blue pearls, grouped fringes made of electric tape (red-white-and-blue, ideally), large painted eyes, and a few golden tassels. Sleighbells are optional.
    Add your personal fave saints icons/holy imams portraits, a brass crucifix or Fatima's hand, and a few engraved prayers/proverbs in calligraphy, or maybe a love declaration to your phone.
    Some will attach a baby shoe for good luck. Wards off the evil eye.

    Well, at least that's how our national trucks and buses are decorated.
    Handlebar mustaches on the driver (or his wife) are always a nice plus.

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