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1. Open the system preferences. 2. Go to the speech pane. 3. Turn on speakable items, and to speak back text. 4. Ask the computer by saying "tell me a joke". 5. These are random jokes but theres A LOT of jokes. If you find more mac OS X easter eggs please post them, I have not found many of the traditional mac eggs in here.

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Mac OS X and a compatible microphone

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murphy on 04-15-2001

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Anonymous writes:: This is not really an egg; it is a part of Apple Speakable Items. You can also do the same thing in any version of Mac OS with Apple Speakable Items installed.; 41 of 52 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Alabaska J writes:: If you keep asking it jokes on my computer, eventually it will say "Get back to work"; 13 of 19 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

porcupine writes:: I rescind my other comment; I just took another look and this is right there in the documentation. It's in the list of available commands. Not an egg, just a neat feature.; 12 of 19 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

murphy writes:: i know that, but its been updated to mac os x jokes in there too, and newer ones, if they stuck with the older plain talk voices and jokes, there wouldn't be any OS X jokes, or any thimg new.; 7 of 18 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

porcupine writes:: Just because it's an egg carried over from a previous version doesn't mean it's not an egg, right? Unless it's in the documentation somewhere, which I haven't seen it there so far.; 1 of 22 people found this comment helpful. Did you?