This man’s tweets that can be sung to the tune of Eleanor Rigby are oddly satisfying
Over on Twitter, Peter Silk, also known as @KestrelPi, hit upon the idea of posting tweets, sometimes topical, that fit the pattern of the verses of The Beatles’ song ‘Eleanor Rigby’. Weird idea, yet it just works, as these 15 examples demonstrate.
1.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/619077832879276032
2.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/619186115568910337
3.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/619542885613051904
4.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/630750043985813505
5.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/694891542717276160
6.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/694933158949683200
7.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/775712992403001344
8.
9
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/791601056522334208
10.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/794130031584940032
11.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/794158102807506944
12.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/791951371717054465
13.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/791957093339103232
14.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/791967907228033024
15.
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/619056779817811968
Though, sometimes, it’s tough to make them fit …
https://twitter.com/KestrelPi/status/796207391092121600
Source: @KestrelPi on Twitter