Caption Contest: KIRF Facebook shop clicks ‘like’ on fashion

Apple is not the just one to get some shop-based imitation flattery — now it seems like Facebook’s got its first retail homage. Yep, this clothes shop in Nablus, Palestine is unlikely to be a Zuckerberg-sanctioned outlet. an enormous Facebook sign hangs over several mannequins, although we aren’t exactly sure what angle they’re seeking to work here. Most of them seem to be channeling the Facebook founder’s mute, inoffensive fashion stylings. That’s, apart from the fellow within the hot pink tee and, well, he’s lacking a head.

[Thanks Liviu]

Mat: “Facebook likes jeans, ignores footwear.”
Dan: “You aren’t getting 500 million friends without creating a few terrible fashion decisions.”
Brad: “Meanwhile, Tom from MySpace is realizing that he is completely neglected the oft-overlooked mannequin demographic.”
Richard Lai: “The Bebo store was rather more fun.”
Darren: “Third person there from the left… it’s complicated.”
Jose: “Yes, all my friends are ‘real’, why?”
James: “Again, the reaction to the hot Facebook wall was ambivalent.”
Joe Pollicino: “Added to my ‘Block’ list.”
Amar: “The Winklevii really have fallen on hard times.”
Josh: “People You could Know”
Sean Cooper: “Where’s that darn ‘unlike’ button.”
Tim: “Remember whilst you needed to be a mannequin in a school bookstore to get in? Those were the great ‘ol days.”
Billy: “You could possibly think this crowd would have popped up in my news feed, sheesh.”
Dante: “Surprisingly, North Face fleeces were nowhere to be found.”
Zach Honig: “What number of Credits to alter the name to Google+?”
Brian: “Social networking for dummies.”

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