This guy turned a joke on Twitter into a fundraiser and a published book. What have you done today?

If you're something of a Twitter fiend you may remember Nate Crowley (aka @FrogCroakley ) from the legendary Daniel Barker's Birthday Saga.

What you may not know is that in December last year Crowley ended up raising tonnes of money for endangered frogs by inventing fake video games. You may also be unaware that Crowley has turned this strange happenstance into a published book. 

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Let's start at the beginning.

Ok, why not. One like = one fictional video game.

— Regular Frog (@FrogCroakley) December 5, 2016

Crowley says this was supposed to be, "a nice, cathartic way of blowing a couple of hours having silly ideas," but that around tweet 200 he realised things may have escalated. Read more...

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