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No, not for you, sadly. For Apple employees.

But while Daring Fireball may have scooped the Macalope, the horned one has the real scoop. Not only are they getting free iPhones, but the Macalope's sources tell him they're also getting free ice cream tomorrow afternoon.

Who says Steve Jobs is heartless and mercurial?

Mythical beast and rumormonger extraordinaire, the Macalope writes about all things Apple for the CNET Blog Network. Read more at The Macalope: An Apple blog. He is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.

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His Steveness
by ripragged June 28, 2007 12:29 PM PDT: Wow! Free ice cream? How cool is that?

The only thing that would be better is free baseballs with JC Dvorak at the
dunker.

I'd pay just to hang out and watch.; Like this Reply to this comment

mmm...iiiiiicccceeee creeeeeam
by YMS-Leader June 28, 2007 2:55 PM PDT: Free ice cream sounds SOOOO good!

Oh yea...free iPhone too. :D; Like this Reply to this comment

About The Macalope: An Apple blog

Born of the earth, forged in fire, the Macalope was branded "nonstandard" and "proprietary" by the IT world and considered a freak of nature. Part man, part Mac, and part antelope, the Macalope set forth on a quest to save his beloved platform. Long-eclipsed by his more prodigious cousin, the jackalope (they breed like rabbits, you know), the Macalope's time has come. Apple news and rumormonger extraordinaire, the Macalope provides a uniquely polymorphic approach. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network and is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.

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