Two hours later pic.twitter.com/rjRqvltV8k
— Chosen One (@BlueMyrtle1) October 1, 2022
In the wake of hurricane Ian, a boat washed ashore on the coastline near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. To warn people away from the wreck, the local police Tweeted what surely seems like a sociology experiment. They should have known what would happen. Or maybe they did.
You win.
— kathy catanzaro (@kicatanzaro) October 2, 2022
The rest of the Twitter thread is filled with people who really want to go near the boat, mainly because of the warning.
— Cameron Bennett (@Cameroneous) October 1, 2022
From the comments, we can assume that the boat is now the site of the world's largest party, filled with people from all over who didn't know where Myrtle Beach was until this warning was posted.
— Greg David (@IAmGregDavid) October 4, 2022
You can read the entire thread here. -via Everlasting Blort
So is this a new corollary to Cunningham's Law?
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They need to get jobs writing ads to adopt animals from pet shelters. They certainly have a flair for words.
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filming for goonies 2 already off to a rough start
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