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SuperPoke! Application Adds Serious Fun to Facebook

Posted by AllFacebook on June 12th, 2007 8:30 AM

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SuperPoke! Screenshot SuperPoke! is a much needed augmentation to the Facebook Poke system. For all you kiddies that don’t know, Poke has been the only fleeting action a user can take to get their friends’ attention (not counting PMs, wall posts etc.).

SuperPoke! allows you to set actions that your friends can get your attention with. I’ve currently chosen bite, grope, spoon, pwn and worship (‘dry hump’ was a little too much for me at this point). You can also select which action to feature below your profile picture – I’ve selected grope for the time being.

While we previously covered a similar application called XMe, this one has become extremely popular with close to 1 million users. So if you want to put a new action on your profile, go grab the SuperPoke! application.

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912 Comments2007-06-12+12%3A30%3A01AllFacebook »

Yes, I agree. I LOVE this application.

Comment by Thomas Jacob — January 27, 2008 @ 4:09 am
Yes, I agree. I LOVE this application.

Comment by Thomas Jacob — January 27, 2008 @ 8:09 am