I think we’ve proven in the past that superheroes shouldn’t have social media accounts. This is especially true for Batman and Superman. The following video is yet another example of why you should unfriend those dickholes right this instant.
If you aren’t following George Takei on Twitter, you are doing yourself a great disservice.
How much time do you spend on Twitter and Facebook these days? For many of us, the answer might be a little frightening. It could be worse, though. Your addiction to social networking could extend beyond the computer and the cell phone if you use the following gadgets. Face-to-face conversations could deteriorate into brief status updates and your entire life could be chronicled automatically — with no event ever being too pointless, personal or boring to broadcast.
With a single Twitter post, Detroit Mayor David Bing shot down a suggestion that could have single-handedly brought the city roaring back to prominence—a giant statue of Robocop.
Bing has been soliciting ideas from the general public on ways to improve the city and felt compelled to personally respond to the Robocop statue Tweet—meaning that he must have considered it, if only for an instant.
C’mon Bing! I mean hey, Philly has a statue of Rocky doesn’t it?
(TMZ via /Film via @ThatChrisGore)
This made me laugh. Then it made me want to go get my dice.
It may be the most awesome new drunken geek party game ever. Check out the full comic after the break.
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Samsung and Intel have just announced a joint-holiday promotion that will allow users to create wrapping paper based around their favorite tweets. Just head on over to the tweetwrap page and choose your design.
The first 3000 users get their roll for free. You can even win a free Samsung RF510 notebook if you submit a photo of your tweetwrapped gift.
Check out Fredoichi’s cartoon-style Lego sculptures. Batman is his latest, but the gallery after the break includes some past gems of Link, Scott Pilgrim, Pikachu and the twitter bird.
Give your Twitter Bird some love and it will retweet in kind. Plus, Twitter Bird is a great listener. It doesn’t mind hearing your stories and thoughts, no matter how boring or trivial.
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Yiying Lu, the artist behind the iconic twitter fail whale, has her own line of wall graphics from LTL prints. If you recall, LTL prints has hundreds of nerdy designs, some of which I have reviewed right here on Nerd Approved.
If you want a wall full of fail whales and twitter birds, you can get them in sizes that range from laptop size to versions that are over 7 feet wide.
