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1
Go to your local outdoor outfitter and buy a climbing hook. Then go to wal-mart and buy a fancy shmancy keychain (together under $5). Here is what you should do if you paid $20 for this thing.
1 - Unplug your shuffle from that rediculous contraption.
2 - Throw it on the ground and smash it good. Into pieces
3. Dig your grave and kindly remove yourself from the gene pool.
THANKS
Posted by Cambridgedrhalo on April 22, 2005 at 2:20 PM (PST)
2
Different strokes for different folks. I happen to think this is one of the most clever, and nicely executed of the first round of shuffle accessories. Congrats to XtremeMac for a really cool product.
Posted by MacMice on April 24, 2005 at 8:34 PM (PST)