The only problem: There seems to be an abundance of people tagging themselves in photos they aren't actually in.

@Platypus Man:

I've never been a fan of Taco Bell. Their food did always seem a little off.

@slatehazuki: CAN'T UNSEE!

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@mno.net: It's a wireless internet provider. It's kind of like Sony Ericsson, only in that it deals with mobile stuff.

@vinod1978: He's saying the title of the post is misleading. Like most Gizmodo articles.....

@RtFusion: Now I really want to say "cool story bro"

@improprietary: No, I'm talking about the fact that you can take a movie or game you got in the mail and take it to a store, and then get another game or movie right then and there and have it count as a movie out on your account, just like a mailed game. If you have a Blockbuster near you or where you work, it really…

Don't be hatin' on Blockbuster. Renting games and movies from the same service, and then exchanging them at the store? Sign me up!

Good thing I don't floss, huh?

@blash: But aren't we already.....

@Arken: Man, I love that house. I got the Lego kit for it today.

@eyjafjallajökull: master of chaos: Stop ruining my fun.

Must suck to be J.

8.3 tons out of 400,000? Seems completely pointless to do this based on the likely costs of the research and other factors.

I don't want it because it was the house in the movie, I want it because the house is a ****ing beautiful masterpiece of architecture.

I don't understand butt-dialing. How does it happen?

*ahem*

I bet it's announcing a deal with Panasonic where the 3D release will be only bundled with Panasonic 3D TV's. Yes, I' being pessimistic. But I don't see any other reason they would announce this at a Panasonic booth.