The star of "very strange affairs", which has recently actively uses the social networks to the worst joy of fans, a few days ago appealed to Twitter to the Greenpeace organization with the question of how many Retweets he would have to gain to go with an expedition to Antarctica and dance there with penguins .
Hey @GreenPeace. How Many Retweets to Send Me Someplace to Tell Emperor Penguin Couples I Think The Have Terrific Parenting Ideologies? Perhaps Hone The Hopper Dance With The Males ...
- David Harbour (@Davidkharbour) January 21, 2018
Those who lead the Twitter Account "Greenpeace" were guys with humor - and answered Harbor:
"Hmm, if you score more than 200 thousand, we will ask the captain, can you join the expedition to the Antarctic and pay with penguins. Very strange things happen "
Hmm, If You Get Over 200k WE'LL Ask The Captain If You Can Join Our Expedition to the Antarctic and Dance with the Penguins. #Strangerthings. have hapaned. https://t.co/qt78aickow pic.twitter.com/lmmlcee17j.
- Greenpeace (@GreenPeace) January 22, 2018
In turn, David caught fire the idea seriously and asked for his subscribers - to support him and make as much retwest as possible:
"The Internet. I am benefactor, I give and give, but now I need your help. I need 200 thousand rivers to dance with penguins. Please repeat this message. Man needs his penguins. "
Internet, Listen ...
- David Harbour (@Davidkharbour) January 22, 2018
I'm a Giver. I Give and I Give.
But Now I Need You.
I Need 200k Retweets to Go Dance With Penguins.
Please Internet.
Please Retweet This Tweet.
Please.
A man Needs His' Guins. https://t.co/yn1xrrpghp.
After that, the actor fans arranged in Twitter a real campaign and joint efforts scored 200 thousand retweets for almost a record deadline - only 5 hours. Fortunately, the Greenpeace organization did not go to the oppaptary - and already confirmed that David Harbor really received a place in the expedition. The actor personally welcomed the video captain Fernando:
Well, @Davidkharbour, Chief Mate Fernando Just Made It Official. Get Your Dancing Shoes On, Because You'll Be Heading to the Antarctic in No Time.
The 'Guins Are Here Waiting for You.
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- Greenpeace (@GreenPeACE) January 23, 2018