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" It is flu season, and if you haven&amp;#039;t been eating soup, you probably should be. If you, however, find yourself sitting at home tonight with a piping hot broth, and you feel friendless and lonely instead of just contagious, we have the bowl for you \u2014 something called the &amp;quot;Anti-Lonliness Ramen Bowl.&amp;quot; Yes, it holds soup, like any other, and it also holds your iPhone in a small pocket on the rim of the bowl, presumably so you can do anything you would normally do with an iPhone when you would otherwise be preoccupied with enjoying your soup. Now, we know what you&amp;#039;re thinking, and we don&amp;#039;t think this is entirely a dumb idea. In this fast-paced, technology-fueled, go-get-&amp;#039;em world, we all need to be on top of our game, and \u2014 sometimes \u2014 a man just needs to have some iPhone with his soup. But should we really be building and buying tools to help optimize that experience? Unless you live in the International Space Station or you&amp;#039;re a yurt in Inner Mongolia, we think not. Here&amp;#039;s what we do recommend: make some better friends (ones who might be kind enough to bring you soup in bed), or drop a line to the ones you&amp;#039;ve fallen out of touch with. If you aren&amp;#039;t contagious, perhaps invite them to a communal-soup experience. That&amp;#039;s how we&amp;#039;ve done it since the dawn of time. [via Geekologie] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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