Wow! I had no idea this link would illicit so much emotion. This was a link I found off of
The Millions site. I don't Tweet/Twitter... whatever you call it. I don't even have an acct. I just thought this was very amusing.
It's a guy that was annoyed with his roommate, but his friends and family told him to stop complaining to them so he started an anonymous twitter. "Steve" is a fake name, the narrator is unnamed, and he doesn't give identifiable info. How did he know the feed would grow to 2,000 readers in a couple of months? He only has two friends that he has confided in. And if he does get caught and "outed", well I'm sure he will be facing all sorts of consequences that he would likely deserve.
Anyway, I can relate to roommate drama in college. I had two horrible roommates. Did I twitter about them? No, I complained to my friends. Do I think this guy is an idiot for focusing so much effort and time on a person he dislikes? Yes. (By the way, he doesn't hate him. Half the time he has a msg about a good moment hanging out with Steve or a moment where Steve does something really nice. It isn't all bad.)
I had no intention of posting this as a debate over the future of the internet. I apparently have a warped sense of humor and thought a couple of you might also. Judging from some of the comments and threads on here, I was sure of it.