Twitter user Guy Dayan (@guygo) asked 30 people to trust him by uploading images he sends them as their profile pictures. The result? A cute little hack for the "Following" section of his Twitter page.
See the final result (and the making-of video clip) at Nerve: Link or at Guy's Twitter page and while you're at it, please follow @neatorama!
Comments (3)
And it's falling fast.
The reason for the 140 character limit - that's about the length of the average persons attention span (unless of course they move their lips while they read - which most tweeters do - so then they come back later to finish).
he wsa surely eating the insects around the body, but no way he "tore off larger pieces of flesh"
I'm from germany, and I did not hear that in our news so I searched the web for a german speaking version... and there seames to be none.
I tracked this info down to a british website of the questionable newspaper "The Sun":
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004092008,00.html
You can google the story in almost any language - except for german.
And everything you find bases on stories from UK.
is this a hoax made up by ALLAN HALL from The Sun? Or are german newspapers not interested in people eaten by spiders?
And: geckos don't feast on rotten bodies.
Sounds like those animals were kept in different tanks and that the heating elements exploded all at the same time? Doesn't sound logically.
It was reported on february 27th, 2004. You'll have to do a search on the archives for this one.