Why was the dock so shiny? Because Apple moved to a Unix base with “Aqua” buttons that looked so good, Steve Jobs said you “wanted to lick them.”
Part of the 36 Miscellaneous Jokes: The 2001 “Odyssey & Orks” Edition archive. Historically Verified
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There is no spoon, but there is definitely a laugh here.
Jeeves really delivered a good one today.
Letting this joke through the port.
I’m kind of a big deal. People know my jokes.
Total pwnage! This joke just owned me.