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— Shelby Skrhak (@fatheadtweet) January 20, 2012
Awesomeness is the @RobLowe bat-shirt twitter.com/fatheadtweet/s…
— Shelby Skrhak (@fatheadtweet) January 20, 2012
According to @Twirus SOPA was mentioned 488,000 times yesterday, 7x more than Justin Bieber and it was trending in almost all countries.
Most Tweets are 28 characters long, via @TheCounter
Words of wisdom from the SUCCESS magazine newsroom: “OMG is always better than WTF”

I want these. Drink rocks that don't dilute your drink.
Sneakpeeq is a different kind of flash sales site, with a very social aspect to it. But the first two times I logged on… very underwhelming. Finally though from Hip2Save, I have an explanation of what the bark this site is about:
For all you new “Sneakpeeqers”, a peeq is the action of flipping over a price tag. As a new user, you have a limited number of peeqs but the more you participate the more you’ll earn. Every 24 hours the peeqs are refilled to your account (for each peeq, you’ll earn 5 points). You’ll also have the option to share your favorite items with friends on your Facebook Wall earning you 10 points. Finally, if you buy an item, you’ll earn 100 points.
Then on the Sneakpeeq site:
For every store we have a leader board of top participants. The more you peeq, love, share, and buy the more points you’ll get. The top three people in each store’s leader board will receive one extra item for free. Leader boards are a competition all the way to the last minute of the store being open.
HOW ARE POINTS EARNED ON A LEADER BOARD?
Points are as follows
Confusing enough? Good. I think.
FatHeadDog Frugal Tip of the Day: Don’t cave in. You can pay up to 34% more for those airport impulse buys.
Watch Your Wallet While Shopping for Airport ElectronicsBy Lindsay Sakraida, dealnews Features Director
In the next few days, airports nationwide will be flooded with travelers en route to see family or friends for the Christmas weekend. And if we’re to believe the New York Times, they might be shopping for electronics while they wait.The Times recently published an article that documented the recent growth of consumer electronics stores and kiosks in the airport, like Brookstone, InMotion, and Best Buy vending machines. Some travelers will buy up headphones and chargers to replace broken or forgotten necessities, while others might be looking for a diversion or “treat” for their travels. It’s also reasonable to think that, right before the holidays, travelers may also be looking for some last-minute gifts for anyone they haven’t yet shopped for.
But how much will it cost you to do your shopping at the airport, instead of in advance? A consultant quoted in the Times article said that most of the items in these stores are available at prices equal to or within 10% of what you can find at other retailers. Considering a bottle of water could cost you around $5 at Newark Liberty, we weren’t so confident in those supposed price points… CLICK HERE to continue reading. |
Love him or hate em, always a fascinating Vanity Fair read> Christopher Hitchens Is Dead at 62 — Obituary: http://t.co/zAnbsqBV
Free one-yr subscription to Latina magazine http://t.co/xZRPNEZZ
Well, I’m just too excited to work. PR pitch of the day: “Bone Thugs N Harmony Returns to Mainstream Radio.” #Firstofthemonth
”The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude. Be kind, but not weak… Be thoughtful, but not arrogant.” — Jim Rohn
Long-exposure photographs of Roombas http://t.co/iobQdqGw (It’s more interesting than it sounds)
Today only Dec. 13 at Plastic Jungle, you can buy Victoria’s Secret gift cards for up to 13% off face value. Plastic Jungle is a site where you can buy and sell gift cards for cash. The FatHeadDog is no math whiz, but purchase a $100 gift card for $87 ( I counted that on my paws). Visit Plastic Jungle for the one day sale.
When purchasing holiday gifts for kids, don’t forget to check suggested ages. Source: Consumer Product Safety Comm http://t.co/ggLq23WA
This is like an excused absence note, right? http://t.co/fYirGQea