Last night I had a hasty thought and, as is the way of The Internet, I tweeted it.
I will seriously do a nudie run around Brunswick if Jonathan Holmes ever says “pwned” on Media Watch.
The idea of a Holmes pwning prompted a few other Twitter users to make similar pledges.
@Toaf: Me too. Around Manuka. RT @s_bridges: I will seriously do a nudie run around Brunswick if Jonathan Holmes ever says “pwned” on Media Watch.
@veganza: RT pledge + location! RT @s_bridges: I will do a nudie run if Jonathon Holmes says “pwned” on Media Watch. #mediawatchnudierun #goldcoast
@sendai: RT pledge + location! RT @s_bridges: I will do a nudie run if Jonathon Holmes says “pwned” on Media Watch. #mediawatchnudierun #Brisbane
So come on, Internets, pledge your support for a nudie run around your local area if Jonathan Holmes ever says what we all know he’s thinking.
I have Kings’ Cross covered.
YES
YES
YES
DO IT
PWNEDYES
I’m in!
If I commit, does that mean that I have to refrain from nudie runs until the pwn pronouncement?
Why no nudie walk?
Can’t self expression be calm and controlled?
I’m all over the Seat of Bennelong/Ryde area.
In the interest of achieving critical mass, I’m in.
You’re all good people.
My last nudie run was on Saturday, 24th November 2007. It’s time, and Jonathan Holmes is the man to provide the occasion.
Clothes off. Game on.
Tee hee. RT @tobes: Clothes off. Game on.
(Oops, wrong medium.)
Here’s Jonathan’s chance. Next Monday he can comment on the use of “nudie run” in a news headline, then say “And speaking of nudie runs: pwned!”
Can I wear runners?
He did it last night!