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SayTweet : Twitter Updates On Your Photos - Time Waster
by Lee Mathews Sep 24th 2008 at 9:00AM
If you've got a Twitter account, you may as well have a little mindless fun with it. Head on over to SayTweet.com and give their little app a whirl.
Upload a picture or supply a URL, and tag your image with Twitter usernames where you want them to display talk balloons. They'll automatically update with the latest tweets. SayTweet will provide you with a direct link to your creation as well as the code to embed it on your own site.
While I'm sure there's something useful you can do with this, I think I'll stick to impractical applications. I'm not following BarackObama, but there's something strangely satisfying about a penguin "speaking" his updates.
So go on, have some fun with your co-workers and tag up a crazy photo from the office Christmas party.
Upload a picture or supply a URL, and tag your image with Twitter usernames where you want them to display talk balloons. They'll automatically update with the latest tweets. SayTweet will provide you with a direct link to your creation as well as the code to embed it on your own site.
While I'm sure there's something useful you can do with this, I think I'll stick to impractical applications. I'm not following BarackObama, but there's something strangely satisfying about a penguin "speaking" his updates.
So go on, have some fun with your co-workers and tag up a crazy photo from the office Christmas party.
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