This post isn’t news worthy or thought provoking. I have to write it though.

I need to share it because it is both eye candy and irrefutable evidence that Twitter COO Dick Costolo (@dickc) moonlights as Bigfoot. There is no mistaking that gate. Put a backpack on the really hairy one and it is done deal.

See it for yourself:

Okay, so maybe it’s a stretch. But in Texas it will be known as fact throughout the land. You can bet on that.

The new Twitter headquarters has a hip aesthetic and strange penchant for all things deer like. The hardest thing to get over when reviewing the set, besides Costolo’s striking similarity, is that the Twitter logo in their waiting room isn’t blue. It’s kind of creepy. You can see some select shots below and the entire set here.

Photos by: Dustin Diaz (@ded)

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New Twitter HQ and Proof COO is Bigfoot is a post from: TechStartups.com

So with the problems that people are having with TwitPic lately, I thought I would try out different twitter photo sharing sites. One came along that doesn’t do anything really extraordinary, but it does have potential, and that’s called TweetPhoto.

TweetPhoto does everything you would want a Twitter Photo sharing site to do. You can upload pictures to the site, type a quick message, tag the photo and send it to Twitter with a shortened URL. It does a few really cool things, such as geotag your photos if it has any geotags on it, you can see the recent twitter users that use TweetPhoto and have viewed your photo. It even allows you to post your photos to your Facebook profile as a status update. You can also favorite a photo, comment on a photo as well. They also allow you to create a flash widget of your pics/profile to put on your blog/website.

The drawbacks, but what could be additional features later on, is the ability to take a picture with your webcam and upload that to TweetPhoto and also allow you to tag people in the photos for Facebook.

Other than that, the service is good, not great. But it actually works for me, and I actually enjoy it.

So if you’re looking for another Twitter Photo Sharing site and are sick of TwitPic, give TweetPhoto a try.

TweetPhoto – The best Twitter Photo sharing app? is a post from: TechStartups.com