Ewe Tunes Launches For Christmas

Icebreaker brings you surreal, customisable muscial bovines for the festive season :-)


Posted: 1 December 2008
by Jon

We have no idea what the guys at Icebreaker are on, but the makers of New Zealand's finest merino wool garments, have reached down into their Christmas stocking fulll of inspiration and come up with - wait for it - Ewe Tunes, which is every bit as silly as it sounds...

Ewe Tunes from Icebreaker

Go to the Icebreaker web site, launch Ewe Tunes and you're away into a parallel universe where cut-out sheep form bleating musical tunes in birthday or Christmas mode. Or, if you're feeling particularly creative, you can put together your own custom tune by dragging and dropping sheep into a pleasingly snowy mountain landscape to form your own custom ewe tune...

And once you're happy with your composition, you can mail it to someone who's your friend now, but you may not ever want to see again...

You can find Ewe Tunes at www.icebreaker.com

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Sheep are ovine, cattle are bovine.

Posted: 01/12/2008 at 18:53

Ewe have to be kidding a new thread for that! Stop horsing around, what is really on your mind?  Ran out of ways to put animals in the conversation. I am sure someone will be along shortly to add some animal puns.

Ohh, BTW welcome to Outdoorsmagic forum, always good to have new posters.

Have you tried to make up a tune yet? I wonder if you can get the sheep to talk? If you line enough up in just the right way so the baaas all mix up you might be able to get a word out. Just a thought at the end of a long day.


Posted: 01/12/2008 at 19:01

The sheep are still very mooosical, though! You would be baaaamy not to like them.


Posted: 01/12/2008 at 19:09

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