Ronald Barfs, Crop Branded, Flashmob Bores, Spidey Styles

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– Threadless is out with a new t-shirt which puts a twist on “I’m Lovin’ It” along with a graphic of Ronald barfing up his lunch.

– Apparently babies who sleep on mattresses in Milwaukee can die. Who knew?

– Yawn. Another flash mob. Oh wait, not yawn! This one’s got bikinis.

– Cascadian Farms says it’s the first-ever branded crop in Farmville. Starting July 19th through July 26th, Cascadian Farm will offer users the chance to purchase organic blueberries for their farms and will provide a variety of other benefits, including coupon offers and organic and green living tips that players can use offline.

– Fashion brand Band Of Outsiders the new Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield in its new ad campaign.

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