That would make the perfect gag gift to give to my kid sister for her birthday. It's so hard to top the origami boulder I gave her a couple of years ago.
Hm. I wonder how one gets the cake out. In the kid's model, you push it through the oven, I think. Doing that in my PC would get the thing chopped up by the cooling fan. And who wants caffienated meatloaf in their power supply? :)
Unfortunately, if you try to add it to your cart, you will find that it's a gag. Although, the fact that it has negative geek points is probably a hint.
There's at least one book out on cooking on your car's engine. Presumably the same principles can be applied here: wrap some veggies, rice, and chicken in a tortilla, wrap that in tin foil, and put it on top of your Pentium 4's heat sink. Play Doom 3 for 45 minutes. Enjoy.
I could deny it, but I actually did. But I know I'm not the only one. ;) And you know at least a few of us had to get all the way to the "Add To Cart" stage , i.e., budgeting the money and getting out the credit card, to find out.
It was the dehydrated caffienated meatloaf that tipped me off. I always wanted an EZ bake when I was a kid and never got one. I was hoping for an excuse... *sigh*
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