TABLET computers have attacked their makers’ obsession with slender bodies.
Apple’s new iPad Air weighs a mere 469g, which many older tablets say is dangerously light.
Original iPad Mary Fisher said: “This deadly obsession with a narrow profile and light weight is fuelling fragility, as well as negative body image among older hardware.
“Users want a solid, natural-looking machine with plenty to grip onto.
“I’m not being bitchy but iPad Air looks like a big credit card. It’s just not sexy.”
BRITONS have already eaten the massive amount of sweets they ostensibly bought for trick or treaters.
Despite buying a gratuitous amount of sugary snacks ‘in case any kids knock on the door’, households across the UK reported having consumed the lot.
Mother-of-two Nikki Hollis said: “I thought I was being excessive spending £217 on ghost-shaped Haribo, especially as we live in an 11th floor flat.
“It was almost as if I was subconsciously using Halloween as an excuse to buy sickening amounts of sugary things.
“Anyway I thought I’d better sample one in case it had any dangerous additives and now I’ve eaten the fucking lot.”
Plumber Roy Hobbs said: “We had a well-stocked trick or treat cupboard, but voices in my head kept saying ‘eat another handful of cola bottles’. At first I thought it was my own greed speaking but then I realised it might be powerful Halloween ghosts, so I thought it best to do their bidding.
“The foiled-wrapped chocolate eyeballs full of fondant blood were especially good.”
