Tweets printed on toilet roll in new ‘Shitter’ service

The creative director at Profero Sydney has invented a service that allows people to print out their Twitter feed on rolls of toilet paper.

Called Shitter, the app – which is the brainchild of Matt Delprado and his former Profero colleague David Gillespie – takes one or more feeds from a Twitter account and turns it into four rolls of toilet paper.

Delprado said: “Over a pub lunch one of us went to the toilet and forgot our phone. After whinging about this new form of first world problem for a while we realised we’d stumbled across a shitty idea that we just had to turn into reality.”
The service launched last night, and has already gained traction on site such as Mashable and Laughingsquid.
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