If you’ve been following the latest advertising campaigns for the iPhone, “There’s 75,000 apps for just about anything. Only on the iPhone.” And if you want to see up a Japanese woman’s skirt and see her underwear, yeah, there’s an app for that too. TechCrunch profiles a newly approved iPhone app, Puff!, where you can blow into the microphone of your iPhone and have the skirt of a Japanese woman go up and see her underwear with your very breath. Or even more freaky, you can also lift a skirt up with the multi-touch iPhone screen. Stay classy, iPhone store.
What is it with the Japanese (okay, and a lot of men around the world) obsession with womens underwear? And as TechCrunch comments, how the hell does the application get approved by Apple? Next thing we’ll know, you’ll have iPhone Apps on How to Date Asian Women.
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But here's the thing. Now you'll know who bought this app, when you start seeing people blow at their iPhone. And you can go... HEY! I know what app you're using right now!
I can see it now... Puff 2! - The Rise of Speedos.
But here's the thing. Now you'll know who bought this app, when you start seeing people blow at their iPhone. And you can go... HEY! I know what app you're using right now!
I can see it now... Puff 2! - The Rise of Speedos.
What, Joz? I'm totally obsessed with womens' underwear. Have you seen the fall collections coming up?
Oh, wait.
"Next thing weu00e2u0080u0099ll know, youu00e2u0080u0099ll have iPhone Apps on How to Date Asian Women."
don't give them ideas now
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