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The '''MyPhone''' is a cell phone made by [[Mapple]], and available for purchase in [[Mapple Store|Mapple stores]]. | The '''MyPhone''' is a cell phone made by [[Mapple]], and available for purchase in [[Mapple Store|Mapple stores]]. | ||
[[File:MyPhone.gif|right|thumb|The MyPhone.]] | [[File:MyPhone.gif|right|thumb|The MyPhone.]] | ||
| − | [[Lisa Simpson]] sees MyPhones when | + | |
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| + | [[Lisa Simpson]] sees MyPhones when the family is browsing in a Mapple store. During the same visit, [[Bart]] shocks the store customers by breaking into [[Steve Mobbs]]' announcement to make it sound like Mobbs is telling the MyPhone customers that he's ripping them off (by setting the phones' retail price at around $500 when they only cost eight dollars to make), and that he personally pees on every MyPhone made. Fortunately for the phone owners' peace of mind, Lisa exposes Bart's prank<ref>[[Mypods and Boomsticks]]</ref>. | ||
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| + | [[Homer]] later buys a MyPhone for himself<ref>[[Father Knows Worst]]</ref>. | ||
==Behind the Scenes== | ==Behind the Scenes== | ||
The MyPhone is a parody of Apple's [[wikipedia:IPhone|iPhone]]. | The MyPhone is a parody of Apple's [[wikipedia:IPhone|iPhone]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:04, June 25, 2010
The MyPhone is a cell phone made by Mapple, and available for purchase in Mapple stores.
File:MyPhone.gif
The MyPhone.
Lisa Simpson sees MyPhones when the family is browsing in a Mapple store. During the same visit, Bart shocks the store customers by breaking into Steve Mobbs' announcement to make it sound like Mobbs is telling the MyPhone customers that he's ripping them off (by setting the phones' retail price at around $500 when they only cost eight dollars to make), and that he personally pees on every MyPhone made. Fortunately for the phone owners' peace of mind, Lisa exposes Bart's prank[1].
Homer later buys a MyPhone for himself[2].
Behind the Scenes
The MyPhone is a parody of Apple's iPhone.
