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iPhone Murder: ZOMG No! Take Dieter Instead!

By , Tuesday, Jul 8, 2008 at 9:13 pm
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Cheesy over-branding aside, you gotta be kidding me. That iPhone was clearly drugged first, then tied up. Try that with a fresh, free iPhone, and it would've dodged those we-know-what-they're-overcompensating-for rifle bullets with Matrix-like moves that would have had Neo saying "Whoa!" Then it would be BOOM! Silver-bezel roshambo kick, faux-"hunter" goes down, and POW! multi-touch ground-and-pound! (The iPhone don't need no stinkin' guns!)

Remember, kids: Guns can't kill iPhones. But vidtards with guns can kill our childlike sense of wonder.

(No iPhones -- or iPhone Blog Editors -- were harmed in the typing of the post)

Rene Ritchie

Editor-in-Chief of iMore, Executive Producer at Mobile Nations, co-host of Iterate and ZEN and TECH, cook, grappler, photon wrangler.

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  1. BB Curve 8310 Owner says:

    I'm surprised it held together so well.

  2. Dieter Bohn says:

    I, on the other hand, still have the shakes.

  3. Brian Hart says:

    Good grief, he should spend more time at the range or put a scope on that thing. I don't know which is worse -- the end result, or the slow, painful way that iPhone died from such sloppy shooting. Cruel and unusual punishment at best. If I ever faced a firing squad, for the love of all that's holy, please keep that guy off the firing line.

  4. Brian Hart says:

    Fun post though, Rene :)

  5. dloveprod says:

    where is iphone protective services when these videos are being made

  6. Tankgunk says:

    No kidding, this guy is totally banned from iPhones and firing squads...

  7. Gage says:

    Guys that old shouldn't really use the phrase pwned. It's a little pathetic.

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