ectotweet for 06/03/2007
Posted by John Brownlee
Image ectotweeted by maxwelllove.
Caught in the tentacles, slurped up by the beaky maw of the ectotweet:
• “Is Stephen Colbert anti-cephalopod?” [IronRinn]
• Coming To Town: The story of Santa Klaus, out for revenge. [gsus]
• The misadentures of Action Item, everyone’s favorite corporate superhero. [Qnonymous]
• Man changes legal name to “Jason ‘Megatron‘ Burrows” [Joel Johnson]
• A collaborative project publishing a new piece of short science/speculative fiction each day. [stephen_smith]
• “A crazy girl but she does some very strange drawings.” [BleakMouse (Hi Dad!)]
• A time lapse rotting hog. Would be better with Benny Hill theme. [Me]
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Categories: ectotweet, Twitter
Posted at 7:59 am on July 4, 2007
7 Comments -
What a relief. I have to learn to proofread this stuff before I hit send.
Comment by Ross R. — July 4, 2007 @ 9:54 am
So… none of those links work for me.
Comment by Jonson — July 4, 2007 @ 12:57 pm
To be clear by “none of those links” I specifically meant “strange drawings” and “rotting hog” don’t work,
Comment by Jonson — July 4, 2007 @ 12:58 pm
Sorry, my mistake. Right now, I have to manually do this, so I messed up some of the links.
Comment by John Brownlee — July 4, 2007 @ 1:28 pm
The hog fascinates me. Around halfway the mouth starts peeling back as if something is trying to climb out of the skull, like a necrotic phoenix dragging itself from a dead womb, until the belly bursts and the swarm escapes, the life force dissipating into the ground and choking the newborn before its exodus is complete.
Beautiful music, as well. I am inspired.
Comment by Matt Dovey — July 4, 2007 @ 2:02 pm
i love when you guys post my stuff. its grand.
Comment by Maxwell — July 4, 2007 @ 3:17 pm
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