@C3PA: My one month old nephew could, draw in between the lines better than BP.

@C3PA: Me, some color pencils and a blank white piece of paper could photoshop better than BP, and believe me my drawing is horrible.

@LTMP: Pretty well said.

@Arken: Honestly I have never heard about anyone that fits the Jobs is god stereotype. Of course he is not, but if it wasn't for him, 90% of Apple products would not be Apple products, he is the one that "usually" makes sure these products are perfect before they hit the shelves.

@Dr. Evil Genius: Guns of Summer: I would take that risk.

@tomsomething: lol. I wish I could find a better picture.

What were we talking about again?

Must feed you pancakes then must self-destruct.

@Go Vols!: They haven't lost anything.

@Interstella5555: Definitely, Apple struggles enough for market share there is no way they would want to drive away more people from their desktop platform.

@Go Vols!: Are you joking? Stinging APPLE'S wallet... They sold probably 500,000 of them at 30 dollars a piece, imagine the interest they earned off of that. It won't cost them a thing to do this, plus there making about 20 dollars a phone and then AT&T pays them a good chunk of money.

@DoctorZoidberg: Still wouldn't put up with it, for ads to be built in, I would have to be able to get a Mac Pro 8-Core for around 400 dollars. Well we know that won't be happening, so I am pretty sure I would rather use XP then OS X with Ads.

@Interstella5555: Yea, I would definitely try linux a little more advanced if something like this would happen. I have tried linux didn't really like it too much, but no way would I buy a computer with ads built in to the OS.

@HashMaster9000: No, Apple would never do that, who would buy a mac for ad's? I and every other mac user would buy a PC before I paid to have ads.

@GitEmSteveDave'sTopHatX: Actually WD-40 works great as a lubricant on chains etc. I remember when I was a kid, I use to fix bikes and man WD-40 was the best lubricator.

@tande04: really? I never seemed to loose the straw but I would always get the broken one that wouldn't spray, so you were forced to use the straw (not that big of a problem, but sometimes you don't want a stream).

@barrywoods: I guess they can't get over the fact that they were the ones that bought a stolen item....

Alright this was funny, but it is getting old. Come on Gizmodo, we have all heard about it lets move on. Still hilarious though, makes me wish my iPhone did actually have that problem, (for once I actually wish for a broken product, because that would be funny to take into the Apple store.)

Failed...

lol... I always saw companies following in Apple's foot steps but wow...