Twankster Patrick M surreptitiously adds an autocorrect shortcut to his mum’s phone replacing the phrase ‘dirty laundry’ with the entire text of Ulysses.
(H/T: Eleanor)
Twankster Patrick M surreptitiously adds an autocorrect shortcut to his mum’s phone replacing the phrase ‘dirty laundry’ with the entire text of Ulysses.
(H/T: Eleanor)
From Chris Harding’s We Are The Robots strip (2007-2009).
A back catalogue well worth perusing.
Banksy marked the 13th day of his Better Out Than In residency in New York by setting up an unannounced stall in Central Park staffed by a disinterested old gent apparently selling $60 Banksy knockoffs that were actually original signed canvasses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
In the course of seven hours, just three people bought a total of seven canvasses with no idea they were real. One walked off with four pieces to decorate his new house, unwittingly landing the bargain of the decade..
The point having been made, the trolltastic stunt will not be repeated.
Previously: Meanwhile In New York
Ciara Byrne tweetz:
…spotted at Clontarf Road dart station. Note brown stain on door handle. Eurgh
Another ten tabletop tricks with which to fleece your friends from the charming Richard Wiseman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=n_eZOc5YNss
A gallon-smashing stunt gone horribly wrong.
…but no-one seems to have pointed out that he sounds Irish.
We’re saying nothing.
Textastrophe is a single serving website featuring text messages exchanged between the author and random folk who’ve posted their phone number in a public place.