Prosthetic Legs in 1900 pic.twitter.com/9fQgGmln6Z

— History In Pictures (@HistoryInPics) February 7, 2014

The @TheTweetofGod account (David Javerbaum?) continues to surprise and delight me.

A huge Thanksgiving storm is coming. Millions of you will be unable to travel to be with their families. You're welcome.

— God (@TheTweetOfGod) November 25, 2013

Not quite the same as the discovery of a toast restaurant, but close.

Toast-shaped USB-powered hand warmers, enough said http://t.co/So0MCGBIm7

— Maria Popova (@brainpicker) November 25, 2013

We saw a Toast restaurant in Kyoto. Travel = what's mundane from where you come from is exotic for locals. #viceversa pic.twitter.com/7q8m12f8NB

— Scott Berkun (@berkun) November 12, 2013

This really beats my dream of opening a chain of peanut butter and jelly restaurants.

CNN reports a "digital detox" weekend. Cellphones and computers are banned and networking and other work talk is prohibited.

Asking "Would you go to a no-gadget "digital detox" camp? Could you survive a week if you did?" at Twitter, it wasn't too long, before CNN began posting some replies—

@cnntech I absolutely would, as long as I can still use my smartphone, tablet, laptop, and ps3.

— Joel O'Hair (@joelohair) May 1, 2013

@cnntech If you need a digital detox camp, chances are you're already too attached.

— Joel Davis (@hello_joel) May 1, 2013