Site Asks 'What Would Nick Denton Pay for These Things I Found In a Bar?'
Marissa Brassfield — May 3, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: founditinabar & twitter
Gawker's Nick Denton is getting a good ribbing courtesy of the creators of 'What Would Nick Denton Pay for These Things I Found in a Bar?' The site, which is located at FounditinaBar.com, lampoons the $5,000 that Gawker tech site Gizmodo paid to get its hands on the 4G Apple iPhone that was left at a bar.
Among the 'found items' featured at 'What Would Nick Denton Pay for These Things I Found in a Bar' include Lindsay Lohan's test results, the Zodiac Killer's iPad, an accurate valuation of Twitter, and Kim Jong Il's weather control panel.
Among the 'found items' featured at 'What Would Nick Denton Pay for These Things I Found in a Bar' include Lindsay Lohan's test results, the Zodiac Killer's iPad, an accurate valuation of Twitter, and Kim Jong Il's weather control panel.
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