Ipod Commericial with Steve Ballmer

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Steve Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft, is the focus of a humorous discussion surrounding a new Apple commercial. Participants share links to cartoons and media that parody Ballmer's well-known enthusiasm for developers, particularly his repeated emphasis on the word "DEVELOPERS." The content highlights the comedic value found in Ballmer's persona, appealing to those with a tech-savvy sense of humor. Overall, the conversation blends appreciation for the humor in tech culture with a lighthearted critique of Ballmer's iconic speeches.
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For all those unfamilar with Steve Ballmer, he is the CEO of Microsoft.

Check out the rad commercial Apple will be airing soon...

*Warning - Geekish Tendencies Required for this to be funny - Warning*

http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/ballmer/
 
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That IS funny, and I am not even a geek
 
Did you see this page though?

http://jokke.dk/media/balmer.html

*speachless*
 
If I hear DEVELOPERS one more time, I am going to scream! Arghh
 
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