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Brands get flirty on Twitter for Valentine’s Day

Brands obviously love their followers, but these days it’s beginning to feel like they love each other even more. What was a noticeably phenomenon during the Super Bowl, has only intensified this Valentine’s Day. Have you felt the love?

Here’s a few brands gettin’ it on today. Get a chat room, guys:

Swiffer blows a kiss at IAMS:

 

And at Oldspice:

 

Intel made a mildly nauseating Vine Valentine (a Valenvine?) for Toshiba:

 

Hershey’s sends (a photo of) one of their plastic rose tube things to People Mag, among other magazines:

 

 

Oreo wants you to remember their sweet creme filling during that weekend Netflix marathon: 

 

Uh, so Crest sent Oral B a Charmin-branded valentine? The bathroom is getting crowded, folks:

 

This isn’t directed toward another brand, but it made us wonder how many people down Pepto-Bismol after that first kiss:

 

Charmin. Never one to shy away from cute-but-corny puns:

 

DiGiorno retweeted some fan-made #Tweethearts:

 

Lastly, we’re not sure what to make of this, but Yo Gabba Gabba! apparently wants to eat Anthony Bourdain?

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