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New Company Promises To Give You A Pretend Facebook Girlfriend

First Posted: 03/28/11 05:16 PM ET Updated: 05/28/11 06:12 AM ET

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Cloud Girlfriend

AOL News:

Relationship status: virtual.

That's what startup Cloud Girlfriend promises, although your friends on Facebook will never know it.

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Relationship status: virtual. That's what startup Cloud Girlfriend promises, although your friends on Facebook will never know it. ...
Relationship status: virtual. That's what startup Cloud Girlfriend promises, although your friends on Facebook will never know it. ...
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Knowledgeseeker
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02:27 PM on 03/29/2011
thinking outside the box
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Oregonian76
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12:25 PM on 03/29/2011
It was only a matter of time. Everything is going virtual...

Someone is going to be able to just sit around their studio apartment... ordering everything the need online (even groceries now)... having a virtual relationship... and never think there's anything wrong with the "lifestyle" they have chosen...

I feel like I've seen this in a few movies... life imitates art? Or the other way around?
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gigantor21
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11:53 AM on 03/29/2011
I think I'll just admit I'm single and keep my dignity thanks.
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luckyvanna
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09:28 AM on 03/29/2011
Gee, Thanks, but No Thanks! I have too many Facebook girl friends, already. The ladies just seem to be smarter, and I like that.
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spkninglsh
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12:11 AM on 03/29/2011
I heard that the Republicans are campaigning for pretend jobs.
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jsgaetano
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01:21 AM on 03/30/2011
They may as well, they spent eight years building a fake economy, and fake prosperity.
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Eric Albury
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09:38 PM on 03/28/2011
Sad. Really sad. I knew the realm of virtual girlfriends would come soon enough!
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Jean-Paul DuQuette
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07:58 PM on 03/28/2011
So...what's up with the Second Life pic that has nothing to do with anything?
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Ricardo Valentin
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07:50 PM on 03/28/2011
This distressingly sad innovation is a staggering achievent in the annals of supplying a solution for a problem that would be solved in a much, much more healthier manner by getting away from the computer and going out and meeting people.
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man in the middle
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05:40 PM on 03/28/2011
so our economic future is supposed to be built on "innovations" like this?
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jsgaetano
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01:21 AM on 03/30/2011
That's the conservative-style American economy- built on a foundation of 100% pure bullshit.
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LonosCurse
Some may never live, but the crazy never die
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04:56 PM on 03/28/2011
I can see the Right going crazy as soon as one guy decides to marry his cyber girlfriend.
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Edward Standley
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11:12 PM on 03/29/2011
It would threaten the traditional relationships that they have with their "magazine girlfriends".
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