The sky is blue, and all the leaves are green – the sun’s as warm as a baked potato. No, no, this isn’t a musical, this is This Week in Twitter, coming to you from Tucson, Arizona! I took a week out of my busy, Clueless-watching schedule to come down to the Fangamer office and help my buddies out with folding shirts and adding stickers and pins to orders heading out the door. It’s been a busy week on the Fangamer Twitter, and I for one will not be letting my vacation get in the way of keeping Fan-Game-Fans happy. I can only hope these tweets shine as much sunlight on your week as the Tucson sun has shone on mine.
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The title explains itself, I fell asleep at the dream-wheel and thus you’re seeing This Week in Twitter on Friday morning. Ah, well, all the sleep made me feel great at least! Almost as good as a fresh stream of tweets from the Fangamer Twitter.
To help spread the word about the upcoming 2010 EarthBound Fanfest we’ve decided to host a Twitter contest inspired by the children’s game ‘Mad Libs’. For those of you who opted out of childhood, Mab Libs purports to teach grammar by letting children fill in the blanks of a sentence. In reality, it gives kids a chance to string together hilariously obscene stories without getting in trouble! Continue reading ‘Twitterlibs Contest’
You thought I wouldn’t make it, didn’t you? That I’d hang out in bed and blow my deadline, hitting the mark like Happy Gilmore in the short game. Well, if you live on the East Coast or in the Midwest, you’re right. It’s technically Friday. BUT, and that’s a big BUT, if you’re in Tucson time, like Fangamer, it’s still Thursday, which means this feature is on time, and I am AWESOME. Continue reading ‘This Week in Twitter, Dedicated to DocHobo’
I just updated the Fangamer Podcast two days late, and now I’m immediately bumping that post to update This Week in Twitter. Ah, c’est la vie. Let’s get it on with it then – let’s see what’s been happening on the Fangamer Twitter! Continue reading ‘This Week in Twitter, Midnight Edition’
