L’amore ai tempi di Internet può essere meravigliosamente romantico e sorprendente. E con la rete si può davvero trovare un ago in un pagliaio. E l’amore. Come ci spiega una storia vera, riportata dal New York Post, dal Guardian e da decine e decine di siti in tutta la rete.
His name is Patrick Moberg, has twenty years of Brooklyn, is the Web designer and comes home every night from work by subway. He did so well last Monday but something caught his attention: a beautiful girl, sitting somewhere in the most, who writes in his diary. Patrick looks at her, his heart beats louder and louder, but when he decided to approach the crowd that throng the train will not allow him to join her. She gets off the train, loses sight of Patrick. Go home and do not know how to achieve peace, he wants to find his Cinderella, but not in the hands of even a glass slipper. Then take a pencil, draw a portrait of the young, dressed in shorts and blue shirt, and a flower i capelli. Quindi decide di aprire una pagina web, la intitola www.nygirlofmydreams.com , ci mette il disegno, il suo numero di cellulare e la sua email, chiedendo aiuto per ritrovarla. Il messaggio si diffonde rapidamente in maniera virale, altri siti rilanciano la richiesta e pubblicano il disegno, il popolo del web newyorkese si mobilita.
In poche ore la sua mailbox viene riempita di messaggi e il suo telefono inizia a suonare senza sosta, riceve messaggi di tutti i tipi, fino a martedì sera, quando un’amica della ragazza lo contatta e gli spedisce una foto, per confermarne l’identità. “L’ho trovata! Davvero!”, scrive Patrick sul suo sito, “siamo stati messi in contatto, vedremo what happens. " Patrick discovers the next day that the mysterious brunette who kidnapped his heart is called Camille Hayton, 22 years old, she lives in Brooklyn and works at the magazine BlackBook. "I can not believe this is really happening," she told the New York Post. Needless to ask how it turned out, Patrick was removed from the site his mobile phone number and responds only to a message that states did not want to release more interviews. On the site now there is only one sentence: "In our interest, there will be no more updates on this site. Unlike the romantic comedies and bad pop songs, you imagine the ending of this story alone. "
His name is Patrick Moberg, has twenty years of Brooklyn, is the Web designer and comes home every night from work by subway. He did so well last Monday but something caught his attention: a beautiful girl, sitting somewhere in the most, who writes in his diary. Patrick looks at her, his heart beats louder and louder, but when he decided to approach the crowd that throng the train will not allow him to join her. She gets off the train, loses sight of Patrick. Go home and do not know how to achieve peace, he wants to find his Cinderella, but not in the hands of even a glass slipper. Then take a pencil, draw a portrait of the young, dressed in shorts and blue shirt, and a flower i capelli. Quindi decide di aprire una pagina web, la intitola www.nygirlofmydreams.com , ci mette il disegno, il suo numero di cellulare e la sua email, chiedendo aiuto per ritrovarla. Il messaggio si diffonde rapidamente in maniera virale, altri siti rilanciano la richiesta e pubblicano il disegno, il popolo del web newyorkese si mobilita.
In poche ore la sua mailbox viene riempita di messaggi e il suo telefono inizia a suonare senza sosta, riceve messaggi di tutti i tipi, fino a martedì sera, quando un’amica della ragazza lo contatta e gli spedisce una foto, per confermarne l’identità. “L’ho trovata! Davvero!”, scrive Patrick sul suo sito, “siamo stati messi in contatto, vedremo what happens. " Patrick discovers the next day that the mysterious brunette who kidnapped his heart is called Camille Hayton, 22 years old, she lives in Brooklyn and works at the magazine BlackBook. "I can not believe this is really happening," she told the New York Post. Needless to ask how it turned out, Patrick was removed from the site his mobile phone number and responds only to a message that states did not want to release more interviews. On the site now there is only one sentence: "In our interest, there will be no more updates on this site. Unlike the romantic comedies and bad pop songs, you imagine the ending of this story alone. "
source: www.repubblica.it
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