A Strange Visitor

We had an odd visitor this morning at the TWiT Cottage.

Strange. He always seems to show up this time of year.

7 Replies to “A Strange Visitor”

It's half hilarious, and half completely terrifying. You gotta love Dane.

Oh, behave!

That is actually quite disturbing. 😛

That could either be terrifying or comforting your choice

[…] They will be coming from what look like “trusted” Twitter users, like Chris Brogan, Leo Laporte, Jason Calacanis, Louis Gray, and other Internet-famous “celebrities”, such as […]

It's ridiculous… What he is looking… His teeth aah.. quite disturbing..

I agree with ralph, That is actually quite disturbing but it is excellent outfit and costume. Kudos

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