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Sad Panda Learns To Socially Network
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 5, 2011
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It's been far too long since we checked in on Sad Panda, but now it'll be a little easier to keep an eye on the furry one. Someone has started a Sad Panda Twitter and Facebook page for him and his fans! The bio reads: "Chronicling the Going-ons of Sad Panda: The Financial District's Favorite Furry."
If you aren't aware of Sad Panda, please take a few moments to catch up on his history. We first spotted him back in March of 2009, and continued to follow his work since—even prompting one filmmaker to dip deeper in a video expose' of the man behind the mask.
Have you spotted him lately?
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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