World’s First Twitter Injury, or Twinjury

When using tech starts to give you a black eye, you know you have a problem. This much could be said for James Coleman, the first man in in the world to suffer a ‘twinjury’ – an injury sustained while using Twitter. twitpic-on-blackberry

The incident occurred as the 23 year old was jogging to work whilst tweeting on his Blackberry. This potent combination of activities resulted Mr Coleman suffering from a cracked head as he hit a heavy low-hanging branch.

“I guess you could say I feel a right Twit,” he said

The injury was so severe that he could only see out of one eye for a few days. Thankfully, his thumbs were spared so his Blackberry Twittering activities would not have been hampered.

Mr Coleman tweeted the accident: “Running to work, very late. Smacked my face against a branch, hurts. Forgot how tall I am. Danger of twittering…”

Half an hour later he reassured followers: “Got to work, changed and sat at desk. Low lying branch twittering is unadvised. Best get on with some work.”

Never underestimate the perils of online social networking.

Source: The Telegraph

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One Response to “World’s First Twitter Injury, or Twinjury”

  1. Matt says:

    I would have really loved to see that!

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