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<b>The first book of October Jones' internet sensation <i>Texts From Dog</i>, containing over 100 brand new texts.</b> In April 2012, English animator Joe Butcher discovered he could send text messages to HIMSELF on his mobile phone. Naturally, Butcher decided that the best use for this feature would be to send passive aggressive messages to his fictional alter ego October Jones, under the guise of Cooper, his British Bulldog. A classic tale of Man &amp; Dog for the gadget driven internet generation. After taking screenshots of his canine conversations, Butcher posted them to his 10,000 Twitter followers, then created a Tumblr, which attracted over 80,000 followers in a month. Now the further exploits of Dog and his weary owner have been brought together in this hilarious book, which includes over 100 texts not seen on the website.

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Texts from Dog, October Jones

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2012
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Titel
Texts from Dog
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
October Jones
Verlag
Headline
Erscheinungsdatum
2012
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
128
ISBN10
1472200705
ISBN13
9781472200709
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Kategorien
Schlagwörter
Natur, Humor, Tiere, Spaß, Komödien, Hunde
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<b>The first book of October Jones' internet sensation <i>Texts From Dog</i>, containing over 100 brand new texts.</b> In April 2012, English animator Joe Butcher discovered he could send text messages to HIMSELF on his mobile phone. Naturally, Butcher decided that the best use for this feature would be to send passive aggressive messages to his fictional alter ego October Jones, under the guise of Cooper, his British Bulldog. A classic tale of Man &amp; Dog for the gadget driven internet generation. After taking screenshots of his canine conversations, Butcher posted them to his 10,000 Twitter followers, then created a Tumblr, which attracted over 80,000 followers in a month. Now the further exploits of Dog and his weary owner have been brought together in this hilarious book, which includes over 100 texts not seen on the website.