‘Cool’ guy sends first tweet from the top of Mt. Everest!

ByDarren O

Mountain climber Kenton Cool sent out the first tweet from Mt. Everest

Some cool guy has sent the very first tweet-out from the top of Mt. Everest!

Actually the climber’s name is Kenton Cool and he sent the following recent tweet claiming his rightful place among legendary adventurers:

First tweet from the top of Mt. Everest sent by climber Kenton Cool

I wonder how much bank Samsung is slingin’ Cool guy’s way for that ringing endorsement?  I guess it’s only a matter of time before someone wins the first Words With Friends game on their iPhone from the moon.

I think a better tweet would have been:

“This is one small phone for man and one giant tweet for mankind.”

Cool is a British native and I was able to find the following video of our man who actually sounds a lot like Austin Powers.  Yeah baby!

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