Один из самых остроумных сетевых юмористов, вдоволь поиздевавшийся над завсегдатаями фэйсбука, а позднее перевоплотившийся в жену Фрая. Получил твиттер-оскара в номинации "юмор".
David Thorne is an Australian humourist, satirist, Internet personality and New York Times best-selling author.[1] His work has been featured on the BBC, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Thorne gained public recognition in late 2008 for an email exchange[2] in which he attempts to pay an overdue bill with a drawing of a seven-legged spider.[3] The exchange spread virally via email and social networking sites, leading to a surge of visitors to his website 27b/6 (27bslash6).[4] 27b/6 features a collection of humorous emails and articles from Thorne's life. These and additional essays appear in Thorne's book, The Internet is a Playground. Published by Penguin Group and released on 28 April 2011, the book debuted at number 4 on The New York Times Best Seller list.[5]

Thorne says that he has been a long-time fan of satirists such as Ross Amorelli, Mil Millington, Chris Lilley and Shaun Micallef, stating that they have all been a "constant source of amusement over the last few years."[6] Much of Thorne's humour is autobiographical and self-deprecating, often concerning his immediate family and work associates.
http://www.27bslash6.com/