Cursebird, A Realtime Feed of People Swearing on Twitter

by Scott Beale on October 28, 2008 · 1 comment

Cursebird

Cursebird is a realtime feed of people swearing on Twitter built by Richard Henry.

via Daring Fireball

via Bre Pettis

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