There are a couple of things in your code that stop me from testing this. 
Where is *followers* defined, where does *me* come from? Should there be a 
line with me = auth.user_id somewhere?  Where is *name_of *defined ?

After guessing all these things I got it working and could not reproduce 
your problem:

Controller:

@auth.requires_login()
def timeline():
    me = db.post.posted_by.default =  auth.user_id
    db.post.posted_on.default = request.now
    #create form with which the user can submit posts
    crud.settings.formstyle = 'table2cols'
    form = crud.create(db.post)
    #determine who the user follows
    my_followees = db(db.followers.follower==me)
    me_and_my_followees = [me]+[row.followee for row in 
my_followees.select(db.followers.followee)]
    #Pull all posts to be displayed
    postings = 
db(db.post.posted_by.belongs(me_and_my_followees)).select(orderby=~db.post.posted_on,limitby=(0,100))
    return locals()

 
Model:

db.define_table('followers',
                Field('follower', 'reference auth_user'),
                Field('followee', 'reference auth_user'),
                )

db.define_table('post',
                Field('body', 'text', requires=IS_LENGTH(280, 1), 
label="What's going down?" ),
                Field('posted_by', 'reference auth_user'),
                Field('posted_on', 'datetime', 
requires=IS_DATETIME('%d-%m-%Y    %H:%M:%S'))
                )
db.post.body.required = True
db.post.body.requires = IS_LENGTH(280, 1)

db.post.posted_on.required = True
db.post.posted_by.required = True
db.post.posted_on.default = request.now

db.post.posted_on.writable = db.post.posted_on.readable = False
db.post.posted_by.writable = db.post.posted_by.readable = False

def name_of(user_id):
    return "%(first_name)s %(last_name)s" % db.auth_user[user_id]  


View:
I'm using the one you provided verbatim


This works without any problem, so I'm not exactly sure if I am guessing 
something wrong or if you have a weird bug.

As a final note, consider using auth.signature instead of having your own 
posted_on and posted_by fields.

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