Fifty-thousand people compensating for something bought the Hummer HT1 phone. The new HT2 pulls the same trick as the H2 truck—it shrinks the original and adds a brighter coat of paint, with a fresh splash of asinine. In this case, even more so, because it seems to pack the same ho-hum specs as the HT1. At least the camo paint let you pretend it was invisible—now the sunny brick will make sure everyone knows you're a jackass. [Idnes via Slashphone]
Hummer HT2 Phone Is Smaller, Brighter, Even More Pointless than the Original
12:45 PM on Mon Apr 7 2008
By matt buchanan
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Can't be any worse than Hummer cologne. Why the hell would I want to smell like a pointless resource chugging behemoth?
Really, you've already got a car that screams "tool", do you really need your phone to remove remaining doubts? I think not.
Kill Yourself.
I kinda lold @ the older one... the camo shiz is way wrong, imo... If you're in a friggin' jungle, you happen to slip it out of your pocket and there is NO chance that you'll ever get it back (unless someone calls it)...
I think that they had the opportunity to take this and compete with the gz'one and totally blew it.
Alright, who's the asshole who would spend $35000+ on a hummer over.... any semi-luxury car currently on the market. I'll take a G35x over a hummer anyday. Unless I could take the Hummer, sell it, buy a fucking Yaris or Fit, and blow the rest on vacations and photo gear. How much is this Hummer phone btw? I would much rather an iPhone for the tech or that badass casio for beating to all hell. Christ anything hummer branded and not blowjob related pisses me right off.
Yey: matching douch-bag accessories.
I don't know about you freaks, but I like hummers. *snicker snicker*
It could at least have been water resistant!
@SkyLab: Sounds more like you like candy bars.
@SkyLab: FLAME!!!
Shouldn't the HT2 be less rugged and more shiny while the HT3 be the smaller one?
I'm gonna wait 'til they come out with a hybrid hummer.
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