HAHAH... to ironic... WAY to ironic...

IT is the new of the new Scooter which cost around $3000. "TerryWood" wrote in message news:vNPR7.16338$[email]...

http://www.radioshack.com/images/ProductCatalog/ProductImage/60/60-4286.jpg

no.. thats called segway... ... this is a remote controled car that looks liek mr garisons IT "You Aint Sancho" wrote in message news:07RR7.136429$[email]...

http://www.radioshack.com/images/ProductCatalog/ProductImage/60/60-4286.jpg

IT/Ginger/Segway are all the same thing. Anyway, where's the irony?

More importantly, where's Garrison's two, er, "special controls"?

make that three and a "safety harness" :-) "Mark Tangard" wrote in message news:[email]...

looks

that MR. Garisons's IT looks identical to RadioShacks jimmy nuetron R/c car "Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:[email]...

looks

You're confusing irony with similarity/coincidence (or something like that). I wouldn't have asked just to point out an error, but I like irony and thought I may have missed it somewhere.

"Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:[email]...

car

You're also confusing "to" with "too". I'm no spelling nazi, but Jeebus, you spelled it wrong TWICE...IN THE SUBJECT LINE!!!

The irony is in the fact that a whole much of morons never heard of IT before South Park, and found it "ironic" that there really was an IT, and not something that they had previously thought that the writers invented.

"Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:[email]...

looks

yes that is part of the irony, but it find it IRONIC that as soon as Mr. Garison makes his own It(spin off of segway) Radioshack makes a toy that looks liek MR garisons sex mechi... er... IT

<gesture of plane flying over head>

That's not irony. It's barely English! ;-) Here: http://www.dictionary.com/cgi-bin/dict.pl?term=irony

"Irony" is like a woman who moves to California because she says she hates New York men, but then falls in love with a guy she meets in California who is actually from New York. It is often *incorrectly* used to describe an eerie coincidence or similarity.

"Irony" is when a humanoid named "Pax" falls in love with his "owner" while her brother "Craigus" is an anti-android asshole who stops loving his sister over her being in "rapore" with Pax. (But the further irony is when he turns out to be a robot duplicate made after his body died...)

"TerryWood" wrote in message news:bsRR7.16340$[email]...

I saw one of those being advertised on the net long before I saw the IT ep.

On Thu, 13 Dec 2001 00:39:16 GMT, "spauldingae" wrote:

Plus, the concept of such a vehicle has been around for a very long time...there was a documentary from the late '70s called "Gizmo" which featured early 1900s footage of actual vehicles similar to Garrison's being demonstrated.

Check out the front cover of this week's New Yorker magazine.

Jimmy Neutron! :D:D:D

That Jimmy Neutron has a dark side. He's only what - 8? 10? And already a pervert!

Alex Cain wrote:

Hey why'd you pan to me just now?

Either that or a Jimmy Neutron ™ sodomy wheel!