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"A spoof of Apple Computer's fluorescent iPod posters commenting on the recent Iraqi prisoner-abuse scandal started cropping up around New York last week. The posters aesthetically mimic the colorful iPod ads but promote 'iRaq' with a silhouette of the memorable hooded prisoner hooked up to electric wires. The tagline reads, '10,000 volts in your pocket, guilty or innocent,'" MTV reports.
"A spoof of Apple Computer's fluorescent iPod posters commenting on the recent Iraqi prisoner-abuse scandal started cropping up around New York last week. The posters aesthetically mimic the colorful iPod ads but promote 'iRaq' with a silhouette of the memorable hooded prisoner hooked up to electric wires. The tagline reads, '10,000 volts in your pocket, guilty or innocent,'" MTV reports.
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"A spoof of Apple Computer's fluorescent iPod posters commenting on the recent Iraqi prisoner-abuse scandal started cropping up around New York last week. The posters aesthetically mimic the colorful iPod ads but promote 'iRaq' with a silhouette of the memorable hooded prisoner hooked up to electric wires. The tagline reads, '10,000 volts in your pocket, guilty or innocent,'" MTV reports.
"A spoof of Apple Computer's fluorescent iPod posters commenting on the recent Iraqi prisoner-abuse scandal started cropping up around New York last week. The posters aesthetically mimic the colorful iPod ads but promote 'iRaq' with a silhouette of the memorable hooded prisoner hooked up to electric wires. The tagline reads, '10,000 volts in your pocket, guilty or innocent,'" MTV reports.