Twitter device tweets your heartbeat to your followers

Posted in twitter by Conner Flynn on June 28th, 2009

Twitter device tweets your heartbeatIf you’ve done the whole tweeting every time your unborn child kicks, perhaps it’s time for something a bit creepier. This device will give your Twitter followers a live feed of your heartbeat, including “pre-recorded” messages to announce your death should you shuffle off this mortal coil.

This DIY project is open source and will send the news of your heart directly to the internet. That way should you stop supporting the Iranian revolution, we will all know why. It was probably one too many cheetos and the terrible let-down of a Transformers movie that was too much for your soul to take.

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2 Comments to “Twitter device tweets your heartbeat to your followers”
  1. @999999Followers Says:

    Wow.

    Tweet me Your Heartbeat, Baby!

    Nice Gadget!

    Hugs, Chris
    http://twitter.com/999999Followers

  2. pogostick Says:

    this might be good for doctors monitoring patients or generals monitoring the military

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