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Colbert on the iPhone

Author:Ryan Block

Date:by , posted Jan 13th 2007 at 1:07PM

Source Site:engadget



"The legends are true, it exists." No, Colbert wasnt talking about the iPhone, he was talking about "the much feared double-wag" of his finger Apple got for the new phone that left him "flaccid with rage." You know, these Colbert sound bites arent really working out -- just watch the video, ok?

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