Pepsi-flavor Chicken Chips

Delish!

December 13, 2012 at 6:12PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

YUM Of course there's Pepsi-flavr Chicken Chips. In China. As Ad Age puts it:

This should make you want a bag or two:

In related news:

GOOD LORD Today's Chinese Ghost Town is in Angola. ANGOLA. It's Pruitt-Igoe with a hipped roof and nice bright paint.

As is the case with Chinese Ghost Towns, it's shiny and new and utterly empty, but since no doubt it's built to those exacting Angolese building codes, it'll stand for centuries.

APPS Now that Facebook has Instagram, and will possibly ruin it, what's left? Flickr! It's like Yahoo bumping out Google as your destination search engine . . . even more since Yahoo owns Flickr, and has earned the ire from old fans who were displayed by the wayYahoo let Flickr languish. Well, listen to this to this review:

It's called the first good Instagram competitor out there. Says the review:

If indeed it brings on a new era of faving like crazy, so be it. I just want to see Flickr look different, because it's as dull a thing as you'll find on the web. Even the home page admits as much, pushing the app instead of the site - and suggesting that Flickr's app provides the world with a whole new way to experience strangers' foot-selfies.

RETRO The Golden Globes gave the cold shoudler to Mad Men, but that's okay. Now you can "search the web Mad Men Style."

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

What does that mean? Go right here to find out.

Off to finish a column; see you around.

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