Here’s some fun. Robituaries (@robotuaries) randomly assigns deaths to their followers on Twitter. Ours was posted today! Here’s how we died: “The Masters Review, 60, departed today from a sudden bout with multiple personality disorder. The Masters Review was passionate about life.”
Heh heh, awesome.
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