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09/26/2011

'Is my phone a fortune teller?'

by Jeremy Hooper

A new phone app:

Now on sale on the Android Market: an app that asks — and purports to answer — "Is my son gay?"
[MSNBC]

Ironically, any father who actually buys into the app's abilities will have proven himself to be the sucker in the family.

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