Friday, July 30, 2010

Hey Zeus on Twitter?

If the big J lived today, he ought to be on Twitter. Hmm, except he might get the blues by having fewer followers than Stephen Fry.


(Cartoon is from here. Link thanks to Nicola.)

10 comments:

TC [Girl] said...

Eolake said...
"Hmm, except he might get the blues by having fewer followers than Stephen Fry."

DOUBT it!

Anonymous said...

DOUBT it!

I don't doubt it for a second. Beside, Hey-Zeus was a pretty cold, hardcore, cap-poppin' mofo. The original Gangsta.

Eolake Stobblehouse said...

Just a joke. I don't think it would depress him, *if* it were to happen like that. And I didn't say he would *deserve* fewer followers. It just seems that truth of message or importance has little bearing on popularity.

Anonymous said...

I know you were joking, but people actually think Jesus really was all about peace and love. He was the kind of "hard pipe-hittin' nigga" Marselus Wallace was talking about.

Maybe the Bible would be a trifle less boring in twitter form, though no less bloody.

Eolake Stobblehouse said...

He was black? I thought he was Jewish?

(Just kidding, I know you weren't talking literally.)

Anonymous said...

If he existed, they don't know what he looked like, so he could have been black for all we know. ;-)

ttl said...

Maicol Geckson was black. Maybe G-sus was too?

Anonymous said...

Didn't he say something about all men being bruthas?

Monsieur Beep! said...

I can´t find an explanation why the "other side" istn´t making use of twitter, flickr, blogger, facebook.

No DSL? Well, dial up would do.

Nada, nothing, not the least thing comes across, not even a fraction of a radio wave....

I´m not talking about aliens, mind you. I´m talking about the folks who are even supposed to once have installed the very radio waves.

Ha.

Oh, could be they prefer personal contact every billion years or so.

Aha.

Anonymous said...

I´m not talking about aliens, mind you. I´m talking about the folks who are even supposed to once have installed the very radio waves.

It would be funny if aliens did contact us pretending to be gods. Their involvement in human history is of course well known. They are after all the ones who put the caramel in the Caramilk bar.