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 | www.PirateLifestyle.com Quickie for the Pirate Lifestyle TV Show. What the heck are QR Codes? And why should I care? Themost excellent way to be supportin' Capt Rob and Pirate Lifestyle TV is ta LIKE & FAVORITE & THUMBS UP this video an' be sharin' it wit' ye friends on Facebook an' Twitter. A humble pirate "thank you" fer doin' this. Arrrrr. YouTube www.youtube.com Subscribe: www.youtube.com *** Don't be missin' a show. Sail Around the Web-O-Sphere wit' Capt Rob! Website: www.piratelifestyle.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Google+: Gplus.to Ahoy, I'm Capt Rob Lee and welcome to Pirate Lifestyle TV! Arrr In this video, we will talk about QR Codes, So you can see exactly why they are so wicked awesome, And a slick way you can use them. I have been playing around with QR Codes for a while and I have also posted a few blog articles. If you look around, you will notice QR Codes are everywhere. Here is a magazine with a QR Code and here are a bunch of bananas we picked up at the grocery store and they have a QR Code on them. Why? I was watching a Chris Pirillo video and Chris was doing a QR Code experiment. This got me to thinking? YouTube does not allow us users to link outside of YouTube. The exception is in the description of a video. But here on the video, all links must be in YouTube. Links to subscribe are common. You can link to your channel. And you can link to other videos. But you cannot link to anything outside of YouTube. Until now! QR Codes can <b>...</b> | From:PirateLifestyleTV Views:5  0ratings |
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