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Saved by 462 people (-96 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-03-02


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on 2006-03-31 by geneboy

用Flickr中的字母照片拼出你写入的单词

on 2006-03-31 by geneboy

用Flickr中的字母照片拼出你写入的单词

on 2006-07-25 by ceroyu

在flickr里着对应字母的图片拼成一个单词

on 2006-08-10 by microsafe17

This allows you to do a search for letter images on Flickr. Pretty awesome for spelling out stuff with pictures, fun little tool.

on 2006-08-23 by bluecockatoo

Cool generator that pulls back images from flickr of single letters to let you spell out words in pictures.

on 2006-09-27 by radikarl

What is this? Spell with Flickr is a small program that lets you type in whatever you want, then goes to flickr and grabs pictures for each an every letter! It also allows you to change the images that you see, so you can find better images for your word

on 2006-11-05 by bmassey

Spell any word with words that appear on Flickr

on 2007-01-04 by tracilei

cool site that pulls images from Flickr to spell whatever you want (you really have to see this)

on 2007-04-30 by epaxton

This is one of the best resources!

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migrate@ bq. We're creating our table now using a migration. If everything went well, you'll now have a table in your database - "people", with two columns, name and bio. Add the following line to your config/routes.rb @map.resources :people@ bq. (this is a change from simply_restful, plural now) Here is where the magic happens. This one line of code will give you a bunch of stuff. All the mappings between REST and your controller will now just work. @script/generate controller people index

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Spell with flickr Spell with flickr

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Spell with flickr

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Enter a word and keep clicking each letter image until your aesthetic sensibilities are satisfied. (via loadaveragezero.com)

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Enter a word and keep clicking each letter image until your aesthetic sensibilities are satisfied. (via loadaveragezero.com)

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