In the video below the infamous Walt Mosspuppet shows us how to make a cheap and cheerful stylus for our iPad’s. All you need is an old pen, a candy wrapper and some sticky tape and your all set. A bit of Friday fun, but this does actually seem to work.

[Thanks Mosspuppet]

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Walt Mosspuppet interviews Steve Jobspuppet about the iPad, and for everyone who's loving to hate on Apple's latest mobile device, well... watch this and try not to gloat to much.

Warning: not safe for work due to language (NSFW-L). Video after the break!

What's a ton of hype without a bit of fun being poked at it, and after prying the mythical iTablet away from a plushy Steve Jobs, Walt Mosspuppet gives the full on, fake on, review.

Fire. The wheel. Barbers. The moveable printing press. Whiskey. The automobile. The personal computer. Walt Mossberg.

The iPhone. And now, finally, the iSlate.

Video, after the break!

[YouTube video link]

The often NSFW-L, sometimes inebriated Walt Mosspuppet is back with a last-minute gift giving guide just in time for the holidays. For the record, we agree with #4 completely, but wouldn't restrict it to just your wife, even if she is a prom queen. The others we either think are okay, or want to distance ourselves from completely.

Gift. Up.

Repeat, the above video is disturbing and not safe for work due to language. If you choose to hit play, no complaining in the comments later. Some things you can just never un-watch!

Now, if you thought our brief foray into auto-tune was bad... Here's Walt Mosspuppet with special guest Pogue's-head-on-a-stick singing an ode to Steve Jobs and Apple's 2009 music event. Quizzically, at no time does auto-tune sensation Kanye West rush in and demand Fake Steve get an ode as well, though that might be considered a mixed blessing at best...

[Via Fake Steve]

Mosspuppet, the hand puppet parody of Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walt Mossberg, is back and this time once again using satire to speak the truth none dare speak out loud -- that freshly resigned Eric Schmidt was a actually a spy sent by Google to steal Apple's childhood sense of wonder restoration engine. Or not.

For more salty-language laced rants, check out Hoggworks Studios YouTube Channel (and like our pal Phil from WMExperts, we hope we do get old Mosspuppet's take on WinPho 7, and other smartphone related topics...)

[via Fake Steve]