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Han råkade starta ett ”twitterbråk” mellan två museer
Det är bara september, men vi kan nog enas om att det här förmodligen är det roligaste twitterbråket i år.
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Du ställer en fråga på Twitter. Riktar den till Londons två största museer. Resultatet av frågan blir ett episkt twitterbråk mellan dessa två jättar.
Det kanske låter fånigt, men det var precis vad som hände när användaren "Bednarz" ställde frågan:
Who would win in a staff battle between @sciencemuseum and @NHM_London, what exhibits/items would help you be victorious? #askacurator
— Bednarz (@bednarz) 13 september 2017
Först svarade Natural History Museum, tätt följt av Science Museum.
We have dinosaurs. No contest.
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) September 13, 2017
@NHM_London is full of old fossils, but we have robots, a Spitfire and ancient poisons. Boom! #AskACurator https://t.co/lsdOS3HqyO
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 13 september 2017
Sen var det hela igång, och det spårade ur ganska snabbt. Luta dig tillbaka och följ detta härliga "twitterbråk".
We have robot dinosaurs, Pterodactyls and the most venomous creatures on Earth. Plus volcanoes and earthquakes ... And vampire fish. pic.twitter.com/H2dNv0wgQr
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
What about this merman & we do have a Polaris nuclear missile as Khalil says! pic.twitter.com/uczMFrvKIw
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 13 september 2017
Jenny Haniver sees your merman, never bring a nuke to an earth-shattering meteorite fight, and our cockroach specimens w/ survive us all ;) pic.twitter.com/mbEgDseZ7G
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
We see your cockroach and... whack it with a welly pic.twitter.com/ITEPuplGHK
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 13 september 2017
There is never just one cockroach. And we quietly melt your plastics with our lava. pic.twitter.com/DaaJc5V5lJ
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
We'll (hopefully) fight your lava with all our fire engines https://t.co/gRECpigRYt pic.twitter.com/n57QKfDcag
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 13 september 2017
*Game of Thrones theme music* Send in the (sea)-dragons... (from The Book of the Great Sea-Dragons by Thomas Hawkins, 1840). pic.twitter.com/K4Duh3w7Vk
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
We see your dragons and have escaped in this bathyscaphe https://t.co/m4gMCpGNxq pic.twitter.com/zqs0YwiQRO
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 13 september 2017
It may be a good idea to avoid our Fossil Marine Reptiles gallery in that. Chomp, chomp: https://t.co/bxYONpujYn pic.twitter.com/BaqHF80tjl
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
Erm... oh, okay then. pic.twitter.com/xQwtLHjt7N
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 13 september 2017
We were all set to call it a draw, but then we saw this. Turns out, we have a dinosaur AND it's 3D printed! pic.twitter.com/vLRK0PI5JE
— Science Museum (@sciencemuseum) 14 september 2017
OK, we weren't going to do this, but here come the locusts... Phymateus viridipes, Phymateus karschi, and Ornithacris pictula magnifica... pic.twitter.com/LWq6WfCCB9
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 14 september 2017
OK, we weren't going to do this, but here come the locusts... Phymateus viridipes, Phymateus karschi, and Ornithacris pictula magnifica... pic.twitter.com/LWq6WfCCB9
— NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) 14 september 2017
Och så här fortsätter det. Vill du se hela uppgörelsen gör du det enklast på de båda museernas Twitter-konton:
Natural History Museum eller Science Museum.
