We definitely “Like” this Facebook “Meh” shirt, but would have preferred the original design for the button. This hand gesture looks like it would be more appropriate (or inappropriate as the case may be) for some sort of pornographic response.
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Looks like rapper T-Pain got himself a new tattoo while visiting Hawaii recently, and he couldn’t help showing it off to his fans on Facebook and twitter.
“I get a tatt every time I come to Hawaii. I think this ones pretty sweet, unless facebook shuts down soon 0_oâ€
Yeah, but the short term problem is what happens with Facebook changes their “Like” button design? He’s gonna look out of date one way or another, like anyone who got a “MySpace 4 Life” tattoo years ago.
(via TechCrunch)
We’ve seen numerous shirts in the past that allow you to write on the surface using a washable marker—so it’s kind of surprising that it took this long to find one that parodies Facebook.
Nonetheless, the time to update your status directly on your shirt has arrived. There’s even a section for your friends to leave comments (if you’re a woman, I would proceed with caution on that).
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Supposedly, these are conceptual designs of Twitter and Facebook shoes by Gerry Mckay for Adidas. But I believe (I hope) this is the internet’s way trolling me and that these will never come to be.
It’s no secret that I’m a social media addict and that I loves me some Twitter, but wearing a pair of “Twitter Superstars” just strikes me as “social media branding” run amok.
Am I crazy, or are these really a step too far? Check out the Twitter version after the break.
When Facebook and random Internet memes are enjoying their time in the spotlight, it’s only natural that businesses will see dollar signs and saturate the market with fashions that can tell the world not only that you know how to use YouTube, but that all your conversations begin by clicking a “Poke” button on Facebook. Here are 13 examples of their efforts.
After a 700 year absence, the Necronomicon ended up in the hands of the most popular social networking site, explaining the use of a bizarre name like “Facebook” and becoming the inspiration and source of all its evil.
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Some of you may have already noticed, but Fashionably Geek has been updated for mobile devices with an interface that’s clean and super easy to navigate. While your significant other drags you to some boring clothing store looking for outfits you might actually look presentable in, you could be passing the time with us out on your smartphone checking out real clothes and accessories.
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74 people on Facebook “like” sex with your girlfriend. Its a good thing that only people on your friends list can see your status or you could have had a triple digit response.
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If you’ve ever had to fight the urge to interrupt someone in the middle of a face to face conversation by saying: “I’m sorry, I’ve updated my status to ‘I don’t give a shit’, and I’ve removed you from my friend list”, Facebook will allow you to stay on good terms without ever having to meet with them, listen to them, or fake an interest in the boring stories about their kids or what their latest bowel movement was like. However, I’m sure the days are coming when we’ll look back fondly at a time when communicating with people required you to use your mouth and tongue to create weird sounds called “words”.
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Except on Facebook everyone’s drunk, Woody isn’t the only one that’s high and Sam Malone isn’t the only pervert.
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