About: NintenD'oh Shamesphere

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Simpson took the blueprints to his secret lair, and built a shamecube. But then some idiot came in with a chainsaw, and "accidentally" sliced the corners off. After three hours of strangling, Homer had an idea. He made a shamesphere. He sold the device in 1980. It was a hit, because it was actually Nintendo's design, not NintenD'oh's.

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rdfs:label	NintenD'oh Shamesphere
rdfs:comment	Simpson took the blueprints to his secret lair, and built a shamecube. But then some idiot came in with a chainsaw, and "accidentally" sliced the corners off. After three hours of strangling, Homer had an idea. He made a shamesphere. He sold the device in 1980. It was a hit, because it was actually Nintendo's design, not NintenD'oh's.
dcterms:subject	Stuff Rip Offs Machines Shaming systems
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abstract	Simpson took the blueprints to his secret lair, and built a shamecube. But then some idiot came in with a chainsaw, and "accidentally" sliced the corners off. After three hours of strangling, Homer had an idea. He made a shamesphere. He sold the device in 1980. It was a hit, because it was actually Nintendo's design, not NintenD'oh's. 21 years later, the Shamecube was released, and NintenD'oh sued, because they had made their rip off first. However, Nintendo had paid Phoenix Wright $1,000,000,000 to defend them, so they won. Ironic, because Homer was only asking for $5 and a beer. The console today is banned everywhere expect, Poland. Sooooooooo, good luck.

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