Pricing before I have to authorize the app would be nice. Sure, I can change permissions later, but I'd rather not have to.
While I agree it would be nice, if your twitter account is public, you're basically just giving it your username.
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#32I don't want to be a killjoy but this seems like a wasteful novelty. Are the tweets at least printed on recycled paper?
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#33How quickly will the toilet rolls be shipped? Would it be in time for April Fool's?
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#34$35 for four rolls of @horse_ebooks is... extremely tempting.
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#35I don't want to be a killjoy but this seems like a wasteful novelty. Are the tweets at least printed on recycled paper?
Well, the content is definitely recycled.
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#36I don't want to be a killjoy but this seems like a wasteful novelty. Are the tweets at least printed on recycled paper?
I agree. My definition of "wasteful novelty" though includes a raft of consumer web start-ups!
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#38I laughed, but I would definitely change the name of the product to something that you could mention in public/polite company.
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#39I don't want to be a killjoy but this seems like a wasteful novelty. Are the tweets at least printed on recycled paper?
How is it wasteful? Unlike most novelties, this one is actually useful, no? I have not ordered, but it seems that one can actually make use of the rolls as one would a normal roll.
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#40I wonder how much it costs?