Real Joe Biden crushes fake Joe Biden on Twitter (Photo: whitehouse.gov via Twitter) Today, the pranksters at the Onion offered up an “Ask Me Anything” meet-up on Reddit with a parody version of America’s vice president, a pretender known as “Diamond” Joe Biden. To lure in the crowds, fake Biden offered answers on “my Trans Am, things you can make into a pipe, Barack, or where we can hook up later” among other things. The real veep was less than impressed, and one-upped the faker with the flick of a Twitpic. Read the complete story.
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Real Joe Biden crushes fake Joe Biden on Twitter

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Today, the pranksters at the Onion offered up an “Ask Me Anything” meet-up on Reddit with a parody version of America’s vice president, a pretender known as “Diamond” Joe Biden. To lure in the crowds, fake Biden offered answers on “my Trans Am, things you can make into a pipe, Barack, or where we can hook up later” among other things. The real veep was less than impressed, and one-upped the faker with the flick of a Twitpic.

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Source: digitallife.today.com

President Obama holds ‘ask me anything’ live chat on Reddit (Photo: Barack Obama / Reddit) President Obama and his staff are quite savvy when it comes to technology — and social sites, in particular — so it shouldn’t comes as a surprise that they’ve turned to social sharing site Reddit on Wednesday. There, Obama held an “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) live chat, offering to take questions directly from the Reddit community. Read the complete story.
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President Obama holds ‘ask me anything’ live chat on Reddit

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President Obama and his staff are quite savvy when it comes to technology — and social sites, in particular — so it shouldn’t comes as a surprise that they’ve turned to social sharing site Reddit on Wednesday. There, Obama held an “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) live chat, offering to take questions directly from the Reddit community.

Read the complete story.

Source: digitallife.today.com

Her graduation gift from dad: A 13-year labor of love For 13 years, Bryan Martin kept the book hidden from his daughter, dutifully taking it to her teachers, coaches and school principals every year to have them append it with positive comments and messages. Finally, on June 8 — the day of her graduation from North Johnston High School in Kenly, N.C. — Brenna Martin received a special copy of the Dr. Seuss classic “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’’ “At first I just smiled and said that it meant a lot and that I loved that book,’’ Brenna wrote on her Imgur.com page. “But then he told me ‘No, open it up.’ Read the complete story.
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Her graduation gift from dad: A 13-year labor of love For 13 years, Bryan Martin kept the book hidden from his daughter, dutifully taking it to her teachers, coaches and school principals every year to have them append it with positive comments and messages. Finally, on June 8 — the day of her graduation from North Johnston High School in Kenly, N.C. — Brenna Martin received a special copy of the Dr. Seuss classic “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’’ “At first I just smiled and said that it meant a lot and that I loved that book,’’ Brenna wrote on her Imgur.com page. “But then he told me ‘No, open it up.’ Read the complete story.
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Her graduation gift from dad: A 13-year labor of love For 13 years, Bryan Martin kept the book hidden from his daughter, dutifully taking it to her teachers, coaches and school principals every year to have them append it with positive comments and messages. Finally, on June 8 — the day of her graduation from North Johnston High School in Kenly, N.C. — Brenna Martin received a special copy of the Dr. Seuss classic “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’’ “At first I just smiled and said that it meant a lot and that I loved that book,’’ Brenna wrote on her Imgur.com page. “But then he told me ‘No, open it up.’ Read the complete story.
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Her graduation gift from dad: A 13-year labor of love

For 13 years, Bryan Martin kept the book hidden from his daughter, dutifully taking it to her teachers, coaches and school principals every year to have them append it with positive comments and messages.

Finally, on June 8 — the day of her graduation from North Johnston High School in Kenly, N.C. — Brenna Martin received a special copy of the Dr. Seuss classic “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’’

“At first I just smiled and said that it meant a lot and that I loved that book,’’ Brenna wrote on her Imgur.com page. “But then he told me ‘No, open it up.’

Read the complete story.

Source: MSN

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