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The Museum of Lost Interactions

The Museum of Lost Interactions… About MoLI

This website makes available our most recent collection of forgotten communication and entertainment media, to anyone unable to attend the exhibition in December 2006.

Some of this is so advanced that it almost seems surreal. I guess the phone game has similarities to Who Wants To Be A Millionare, including 50/50 and Phone a Friend. :O

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This entry was posted on Friday, March 30th, 2007 at 9:22 AM and filed under Amazing, Awesome, Communication, Cool, Crazy, Culture, Design, Games, Knowledge, Oldschool, Radical, Science, Woah.
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The personal linkpost, pop culture recorder, and blog of Tom Mannino, aka Evilzug: PhD in Internetology, Flash Hax0r extraordinaire, and self-proclaimed Master of the Internet. Also, cats.

The Museum of Lost Interactions

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ScatteredGenius.com

The personal linkpost, pop culture recorder, and blog of Tom Mannino, aka Evilzug: PhD in Internetology, Flash Hax0r extraordinaire, and self-proclaimed Master of the Internet. Also, cats.

The Museum of Lost Interactions

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