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The latest gimmick for Twitter addicts are Twitter Fortune Cookies! The cookies look and taste like the traditional Chinese cookies, only the fortunes inside them are based on real Twitter updates from actual users. “In other news: things without a schedule cannot be ‘late.’ Unless the Queen is providing you secret schedules through the radio,” one cookie says. “Umlauts are grillz for vowels,” another says. While the Flickr user who posted the image says they’ll be available in stores as of September, another Flickr user, ldandersen, commented, “Dude—they actually *have* these at the Twitter offices! In their kitchen, they have a jar of fortune cookies with tweets in them!” Love it! References: flickr, neatoramaFiled In: |
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| Cowbag on Jul 30, 08 1,963 Trends 1,263 Comments |
I love fortune cookies - there are some knitted ones on etsy that are so cute :-) |
Cowbag on Jul 30, 08 1,963 Trends 1,263 Comments
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| Maikeru Sazushima on Jul 31, 08 0 Trends 11 Comments |
| Let me add my two cents... "The car infront of you is always faster than you" :) |
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Maikeru Sazushima on Jul 31, 08 0 Trends 11 Comments
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