Australian teen rock group Short Stack has announced that it is splitting up.
“As you may be aware, stack is no more,” said lead vocalist Shaun Diviney on the band’s Facebook page. “To everyone who has supported the band in any way, i cannot thank you enough.”
Tweeps are filling the microblogs with messages of thanks and best wishes. They tweet, “so sorry to hear about short stack, wish you all the best for the future!,” “Its sad to hear about Short Stack coming to an end but I guess good things have to come to an end eventually,” and “I can't believe Short Stack are over. Gorn. Forever.”
Spanish microbloggers are celebrating “Viernes de Dolores,” an Easter tradition in which altars are set up in public places and in homes to honor the Virgin Mary.
The Spanish phrases “#TeCambioaJosefinaPor” and “#HoyYMañanaConAMLO” fill the first two places on the chart. Spain’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (“Comisión Nacional Anticorrupción”) and the hashtag “#ImmaThug” follow in third and fourth places.
Mexican TV host “Alan Tacher” is in fifth place, British politician “George Galloway” is in sixth place, American football player “Trent Richardson” is in ninth place and Mexican presidential favorite “Peña Nieto” is in tenth place.
The top 10 most talked about topics on Twitter on March 30 at 6:30 AM GMT are:
- #TeCambioaJosefinaPor (new)
- #HoyYMañanaConAMLO (new)
- Comisión Nacional Anticorrupción (new)
- #ImmaThug (new)
- Alan Tacher (new)
- George Galloway (new)
- Viernes de DOLORES (new)
- Short Stack (new)
- Trent Richardson (new)
- Peña Nieto(new)
