Sony Releases New Stupid Piece Of Sh*t That Doesn't F*cking Work
Incidentally, we heard a rumor that certain employees of a certain organization that may... or may not... be known for testing products think this video is awesome.
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Dear Consumerist:
I regretfully inform you that I must send you a bill for the repair of my laptop, as there was no warning as to the level of hilarity in the video posted here, thereby causing me to spew forth my ho-made extra sweet lightly creamed iced coffee all over the device, causing damage to its electrical components. I am certain we can resolve this matter without the transfer of crudely drawn insects. Thank you for your time regarding this situation and look forward to enjoying the daily content of the site as it moves forward.
Sincerely,
Tatertom
And I didn't think it was possible to top Investigators Still Sorting Out Four-Hearse Crash. I think we can close the Internet now, the Onion's won it.
@drjayphd: Doyle Redland is da bomb. I have the best 'radio' spot somewhere, I'll have to dig it out.
Was that WebTV? They still make those things? I remember paying $329 for mine back in '96.
It reminds me of the recent Consumerist post, "What Purchase do You Regret the Most".
Just out of interest. How many of you have had a Sony device that didnt actually work?
Of all the companies I've found Sony to be of actual decent build quality.
I would complain that they are over priced and at times release some pretty weird and useless stuff....but then no one is making you buy them.
I'm not an Onion fan (indifference, not hate) but I found that fuc...uh, very funny.
The last piece of shi...uh, product that I bought from Sony was a CD-R player. Sony's attitude when the fuc...uh, lousy casing cracked a month after purchase was "customer abuse". Having the thing on my desk, never moving, and connected to the power supply and portable speakers is "abuse"? Never taking out or changing the CD in the player (600MB of MP3s) is "abuse"?
The attitude of Sony's "service" was as idiotic and annoying as Microshaft's attitude. Remember how "windows was not shut down properly" appears every time their POS OS crashes? The implication is that crashes are the user's fault, not a failure of the company or product.
@Corporate-Shill: farking? Considering your using a ridiculous replacement for a now common word, the intent remains the same. If I call you a mother farker, you still know that I am calling you a mother fucker. Does my intentional word replacement make it any less offensive? No. So quit using childish replacement terms, thats a bunch of bull spit.
@YourTechSupport: I almost believed it when I was linked to the "interview" with RadioShacks CEO saying "I have no fucking clue how we're still in business". It was so believable, but luckily I saw the web address before falling for it.
@WraithSama: My friends mom came in and asked us if we saw Apple's new laptop that doesn't have a keyboard. I turn to her and say "someone's been reading The Onion", and she kept telling me it was real and she saw it on Apple's website till I pulled up the video.
That was some funny shit.
@Corporate-Shill: Nah, it was gold the way it is. Just like George Carlin wouldn't have been anywhere near as funny if he decided that cursing was bad for comedy.
























Where can I buy one?