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A North Carolina woman named Crystal Harris was minding her own business, listening to Garth Brooks on the Pandora iPhone app, when she was hit with a prompt asking her to share her email with the Mitt Romney campaign. If this is the future of political advertising, we all might as well throw our phones in a pile and burn them. Pandora advertiser stanley cup s asking for your email Nothing new. However, this is the first year that political groups have been allowed to take part in targeted email sharing. But why did Harris, who said she 821 stanley cup 7 actually a registered Democrat, get hit with a plea from Romney Stereotyping, of course. Harris, you see, lives in the south and was listening to country music, which obviously means she a gun-toting, Marlboro-smoking, NRA card-carrying member of the GOP. Except, not. Pandora defended the tactic, saying that both parties use it, and noting that you have to go through a full three step process before you even opt to the ads. But god. How annoying! We ;re listening to Pandora here ourselves, and it oppressive enough as it is鈥攐ur early 80s mix has played Take on Me three times in three ho stanley becher urs. But at least we ;re not being tortured by political ads on top of that. Is it December yet [Atlantic Wire] ObamaPolitics Eirt Ten Tricks To Make Yourself a Gmail Master
Remember those veiny xenomorph ice cube trays from Japanese design firm Kotobukiya Well, th stanley taza ey ;ve stepped up their baffling/genius cinematic tie-in game with these marvelously phallic Alien chopsticks. For $10, you can shove the tails of some facehuggers or chestbursters into your gaping maw. Given how smugly those stanley cup quencher xenomorphs are posing, I ;m not 100% positive they ;re flaunting tails. Alien ice cube trays allow you to put some H.R. Giger in your pi帽a colada [Via Nerdcore] AlienA stanley cups liensChopsticksFoodH.R. Giger
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