#weird twitter

[uaramchek]

THE GREATER REALITY AREA

Hello everyone! For those who still check here, I have a new fiction project live. New pieces dropping every weekend at https://www.greaterrealityarea.net/ Also, you can keep up with me more readily over at [email protected] should you so choose.

Say hello any time!

[bug-in-a-cage]

the wikiquote page for dril goes so fucking hard man. i hope they never delete it

[gingersiiiip]

I saw this post on Reddit under r/sportsball and I was immediately transported to an earlier, more innocent time

[infodumpmedaddy]

dril is my biological father

[princesspuresarahk]

Kay this happened on my Twitter What the..? Why the the heck is this y'all? 🤨 Why happen?

Did this ever happen to y'all before? 🤨 Should I be concerned?

[kenyatta]

In some sense, anonymity has served a creative purpose. “Practically, it’s a good tool,” Estevez-Olsen told me later in a phone interview, “because when you make a post, you don’t want to be like, ‘From Paul Dochney, I fuck flags’ or whatever. You want to have some distance from it.” (He would know: “Estevez-Olsen” is itself a TruthPoint stage name that he asked me to use for reasons of privacy.) But the secrecy has also lingered because of the types of personalities Dril naturally attracts to his orbit. “Most people are normal,” Dochney explained. “But there’s, like, three or four weirdos who just ruin it for everyone.” Jon Hendren, a fellow titan of Weird Twitter who is known by his subtle handle, @fart, told me that he had seen some disturbing messages people had sent Dochney in the past—that he wasn’t being paranoid or dramatic. “It’s gotta be kind of surreal,” Hendren said. “And it’s got to be kind of difficult to live with.”

Dril Is Everyone. More Specifically, He’s a Guy Named Paul. - The Ringer

[saskietypeset]

I was bored and ended up making these.

[belvira]

Pretty sure I found the weirdest twitter thread ever.