Tweets of Fury

Glad you could join us @FrankGruber. You have been challenged into battle by @kevindewalt.

Wait... you're not @FrankGruber? Then get off this page and start your own battle.

WARNING. If you're seriously concerned about the secret message @kevindewalt wrote that will be posted to your Twitter in the event of a loss, then just don't play. We're not going to care about your complaints or the complaints of your followers if @kevindewalt wrote something stupid or inflammatory.

So what are you waiting for? If you're going to accept the challenge, just click the damn button already.

Note: This challenge will automatically expire in 24 hours. So if you don't want to accept the challenge, just close the page and you're done.

Tweets of Fury? WTF?

There's a good chance you have no idea what this web site is about, so we'll explain.

How it Works

• Some Twitter fool decides to start a battle with another Twitter fool, who can either choose to accept the challenge or completely ignore the whole thing.
• If they accept the challenge, both people enter secret messages; one of which will be updated to the loser's Twitter account at the end of the battle.
• The combatants engage in a fierce game of rock, paper, scissors.
• The winner's secret message is updated to the loser's Twitter account and hilarity ensues.

Top 5 Reasons to Play

1. Because you're bored.
2. Because you don't care about saying stupid things on your Twitter account.
3. Because you're not a social media guru with a valuable online reputation.
4. Because an online game of rock, paper, scissors is suprisingly suspenseful and fun.
5. Because backing down from a challenge is lame.