Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone Does Stoli Ad

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In a commercial only geeks can truly appreciate, Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone appears Stolicnaya’s “Would You Have A Drink With You” campaign. The one that has celebrities (actual ones) talking to themselves. Apparently, Evan Williams was busy coding his next invention. Aside from the fact dubbing Stone a celebrity, the ad is bound to connect with the digerati and, yes, get the tweet shitted out of it. Or is it the shit tweeted out of it?

But who really cares because as Biz asks himself in the ad, “Did it ever occur to you that Twitter is an endless stream of meaningless babble?” Yes, Biz, it did occur to us. Every day. With every tweet we see.

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