Neil Hamburger

Twitter user Guy Dayan (aka @guygo) created a cool little Twitter "hack" reminiscent of when people started hacking their Top 8 back in the golden days of Myspace.

By encouraging 30 people to change their Twitter profile image and then following those 30 people in a particular order, Guy was able to transform his list of who he is following into an image of a bird.  (Watch his whole process above.)

To fully comprehend the experience, I decided to try to recreate his Twitter bird design with my own account.  And, yes, I was successful.

Problem is, I then decided it's about time I started following America's Funnyman Neil Hamburger and that jerk unintentionally screwed up my awesome Twitter bird.

So basically, this Twitter hack is great, assuming two things:

1) You never want to follow anyone else again.

2) The 30 people don't conspire against you to change the image from a bird to someone's balls or something.

Oh, that reminds me: I am looking for 30 volunteers that are willing to use a harmless pic that I'll send them, as their profile pic.  And by harmless, I mean it's probably 1/30th of a pic of someone's balls.

Oh, so the moral of the story: This probably foreshadows the end of Twitter, just like it foreshadowed the end of Myspace.

Good riddance.