Steve Jobs doing what he does best...

by Jordan Running Nov 3rd 2006

...repeating himself. Okay, okay, that's not fair. I may be a PC guy, but I'm still a big fan of the Jobster and always tune into Engadget and TUAW's Stevenote liveblogs. But that didn't stop me from getting a big kick out of a couple hilarious Steve Jobs videos courtesy of FriedGeek. In the first, we learn some of Steve's favorite catchphrases. Un-be-lievable!

And in the second, after the jump, we learn the subtle difference between Steve and Emeril...

We now return you to your regularly-scheduled programming.

Tags: boom, catchphrases, funny, steve jobs, SteveJobs, video

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Chris Gilmer said 6:11PM on 11-03-2006

BOOM! hahahaha.. I love it Jordan! awesome find!

Chris Brentano said 6:55PM on 11-03-2006

Boom! That was huge.

ipodrulz said 7:36PM on 11-03-2006

Love it... funny how in the first video the very last shot showed the guy nodding to.. pretty cool..huh?

Parker said 2:15PM on 11-04-2006

Love the videos. Very embarrassing for Steve... I wonder if he's seen this? Really, all I can say is that whoever made this had WAAAY too much time on his/her hands.

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