Apple Store blocking MySpace

[HUGECOOL]

What do malls have? Apple Stores and teenagers. What do Apple Stores have? Macs connected to the Internet. What do mall-prone teenagers like more than anything? MySpace. You get the idea. Apparently some Apple Stores have been so deluged with people using display computer to browse MySpace and not buying anything that they've begun to block MySpace from store computers, according to ifoAppleStore. Now, loiterers at those stores who try to visit MySpace.com are instead redirected to Apple.com. For some reason I find this hilarious.

iMacs and Myspace do not mix. For one, you have a beautiful computer sitting on a display with a hideous, poorly-coded website on it displaying all sorts of Flash Ads (all for dating services, LOLROFLMAOMG.), and obscene things being leeched onto Javascript.

[Billay]

YAY FOR ANGRY TEENS!

[BL!NKEY]

haha i think i know why...

i went into a apple store and i looked at history on every computer because i thought it would be fun.

and like everyone had like 5 different myspaces that day

i laughed.

and then checked them all

some of them were still logged on and i made funny comments to their friends

[nvrspk4]

Good for them, MySpace is getting people murdered and everything after all :(

[Moose]

What do malls have? Apple Stores and teenagers. What do Apple Stores have? Macs connected to the Internet. What do mall-prone teenagers like more than anything? MySpace. You get the idea. Apparently some Apple Stores have been so deluged with people using display computer to browse MySpace and not buying anything that they've begun to block MySpace from store computers, according to ifoAppleStore. Now, loiterers at those stores who try to visit MySpace.com are instead redirected to Apple.com. For some reason I find this hilarious.

iMacs and Myspace do not mix. For one, you have a beautiful computer sitting on a display with a hideous, poorly-coded website on it displaying all sorts of Flash Ads (all for dating services, LOLROFLMAOMG.), and obscene things being leeched onto Javascript.

True, the Apple store in San Francisco (yes, San Francisco, it's a largly populated city) blocked MySpace (when I went to buy something for a friend).