Unlike 555, which is univesal by design and can be forced to do whatever from multivibrators to almost-analog circuits, this is IIC EEPROM, which is designed and can be... IIC EEPROM. It doesn't even have address and WP inputs, which could somehow increase the amount of combinations (not all of them useful, though) you can do with it.
Being it parallel EEPROM, it would be not as much hopeless.
You can use it as it is designed, but 128B worth of EEPROM is hardly any interesting capacity those days.
But you can drill it through and make necklace for your girlfriend/wife/whatever.