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Earl Grey, Hot! Modern Food Replicators
- patio11 18y agoI had bride&groom M&Ms, complete with pictures of the lucky couple, at a wedding I attended recently. They were a smash hit with the guests... largely for the sheer novelty of it.
- replicatorblog 18y agoit is really something to see yourself in candy form. I was at a convention where they had pics of the speakers on them. It was amazing how detailed the pictures were on such a small, irregularly shaped, and quickly produced product. I winder how long until someone starts laser images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary into chips and whatnot to sell as "visions".
- tommcdonald 18y agoCertainly a better and more genuine favor than you get at most weddings, will they have custom Viagra in time for the seven year itch?
- replicatorblog 18y agoHaha, it is interesting to note that most custom offerings currently focus on the youth market, or product traditionally bought by younger customers. I wonder if we will start to see these products "age" with their customers of if it is a perpetually youth based niche?
- tommcdonald 18y agoCould be, also might be that these things always require using a computer and the olde aren't that into it?
- replicatorblog 18y agoI suppose, but don't you think there are enough 40yr olds+ who would be interested enough in computers? or is it an outgrowth of the MySpace/Facebook "Broadcast Identity" thing?