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Some weeks ago, I asked our readers to follow @Dtoid on Twitter in order to help us rip through the e-penis milestone of 20,000 followers. "What's in it for us?", they asked. As an independent publisher, there is never enough damn vespene gas, so I offered up a thrifty photo gallery of our staff's ... elbows. Done.
"The things this job asks of us." -Jim Sterling
P.S. I would also like to call attention to the Guinness people, as this is surely the first corgi elbow ever specifically incorporated into games editorial.
P.P.S. Kneecaps at 30K.
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