Twitter bashers can suck it. Janis Krums, of Sarasota, Florida, posted the very first picture of U.S. Airways flight 1549 on Twitter from his iPhone yesterday. I don't know why but I think that is wicked cool.
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November 2010 was itchy.
TWTWTB, an award
Thanks, MLS! Be careful you don't papercut your nose with that kick-ass sign.
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Totally made of win.
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That ain't no lie.
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MONKEY SWORD FIGHT: There is no fucking way you can be cooler than this picture.
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Can't Touch This
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12 comments:
Technology is amazing.
If I could remember to Tweet, I'd do it every day!
I wish that were me.
what a miracle! (the landing, not the twitter part)
It is amazing that everybody is safe! And I have to tell you that this picture is amazing.
And people wonder why I have an irrational fear of flying.
I love Twitter. And I hate flying.
Go figure! lol
I can't imagine how scary this must've been for those passengers on board. I would have had to change my pants once I got rescued - that's for damn sure.
Great Post. Great Photo. GO TWITTER. Now if only I understood how to use it. I'm still trying to figure out my facebook apps
HAPPY FRIDAY!
- Jennifer
Truly amazing story. That pilot is a true hero. Thank god no one died, except the birds...
Yes, this definitely makes up for the 102,012,214,534 Twitter posts about people's lunches and cats yesterday.
Hahaha Pistols.
This is pretty cool! I didn't know this...
The only two things I know about Twitter are that I always think it sounds dirty, and that I don't ever want anything to do with it.
That is a pretty sweet picture, though.
I spent the last hour at work listening to all the sirens and reading about the crash online. I'm on 10th Ave, so I'm a hop, skip and a jump away from the river, although I was about 20 blocks south. I thought about walking over to see what I could see on my way home but thanks to the sub-zero temps, I high-tailed it to the subway, went home and watched the news under the covers.
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