Oh God, YESSS, this is such a hoot. I just love this little toy.
Unleash the 'playful trickster', the coyote energy within you....ruin someones day now!
YESSS!
Such an application always deserves 5 stars + 1 on my behalf. I remember an application, labelled ‘Boss is coming’ for Mac OS 8–9, I installed in 1998–1999. When triggered, the computer had such an intense activity, that you could ask for double holidays and at least a double salary.
EEK! I've seen only only one of these under an early version of Tiger; Panther several. Very realistic, lots of fun, put this in someone's StartupItems. Wait, did I say that?
"This is exactly as taking the pants off to fart. Totally pointless."
Far from pointless......I always remove my pants to fart at funerals, bar mitzvahs, and speeches/appearences by political and religious figures, whenever/wherever I want to make a heartfelt point.
iPanic performs the same function when used against those just asking for a good startling.
This app could be used to show and explain to someone new on Mac what is a KP and what to do in a case a KP occur.
You see, it has educational purpose now ;)
What you are actually doing here is to comparing this with a GUN. You just proved me right, thanks. hehe *g*
But this is wrong thinking: This is not a weapon. This is a toy with maybe hazardous side effects that playful users might not consider when trying it out.
+27
Syzzygy reviewed on 22 Jan 2011
Unleash the 'playful trickster', the coyote energy within you....ruin someones day now!
YESSS!
+3
+54
Cattus Thraex reviewed on 03 Jan 2011
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+15
+54
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+12
-3
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+1
+54
+3
+296
"This is exactly as taking the pants off to fart. Totally pointless."
Far from pointless......I always remove my pants to fart at funerals, bar mitzvahs, and speeches/appearences by political and religious figures, whenever/wherever I want to make a heartfelt point.
iPanic performs the same function when used against those just asking for a good startling.
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+4
You see, it has educational purpose now ;)
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Doc-Renaud reviewed on 23 Jan 2008
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+37
If a user who does not know that this toy is interfering (collegue, family) resets the computer, and looses valuable unsaved work, that's no fun.
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+37
But this is wrong thinking: This is not a weapon. This is a toy with maybe hazardous side effects that playful users might not consider when trying it out.
+126
Otherwise, side from shortening your life by a few minutes, it's harmless.