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kottke.org@kottke.org |
Kintsugi is the Japanese practice of mending broken pottery repair with visible “scars”. For a marketing campaign, Oreo sold tubes of their frosting so people could repair their broken Oreos in the same way. [kottke.org]
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Dëad Børkchettå
@deadbarchetta.bsky.social
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Cremetsugi
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Ziyyigo-Tipyigo
@ziyyigo-tipyigo.bsky.social
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Or (hear me out!) you could just squeeze the tube directly into your mouth.
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Rep. Eric Gallager (no "h"!)
@egall.bsky.social
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Pearl Fey approves!
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Artologica
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Now that I read the whole thing, it sounds like they never actually did it, though 😕
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Firaga Walk With Me 🔥
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Finally, a socially acceptable glue I can eat.
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Daniel Westreich
@epidbydesign.bsky.social
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Add some edible gold glitter and we’ll really be cooking with induction.
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