It's that season again where everybody is out thinking of what to get and what to do for their significant others. Here is something that's sweet; The eldest living longest married couple, Herbert and Zelmyra Fisher who are 104 and 102 years old are taking the time to answer questions on get this, their Twitter on Valentines Day. That's right the eldest living couple has a twitter!

Users can submit questions on the couple's Twitter page until the 12th and they will choose 14 questions on Valentines Day which they choose to answer concerning anything that you would like to know about maintaining a healthy marriage or relationship. More info can be found here.

Many of you may remember receiving little candied hearts for Valentine's Day. Now, the treats d'amour are gaining social media relevancy.

After many suggestions from consumers, the voting revealed "Tweet Me" as the next phrase that will appear on the hearts. The message complements Twitter perfectly as both communication mediums use short phrases--obviously Sweetheart candies are far more space limited than Twitter is.

This itself is a veritable coup for Twitter who is paying nothing for the free advertising. They have thoughtfully agreed to allow Necco to use the phrase. The two companies are cooperating on the candy.

Hopefully, this works better than the "Bite Me" tie-in with Twilight from last year.

Read the story here at USA Today.