Alright, this guy @WeNotSocks is a legend. He's some random guy that has decided to embrace Twitter as his outlet for all matters relating to his dating life; but he does it in a way that's hilarious and brutally honest. Like with this little Twitter saga:
Via The Daily Dot
The now-deleted tweet seems to have failed in being sensitive to the September 11 Australian release date with poster art displaying the Ninja Turtles falling from a fiery New York skyscraper.
Really? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles jump out of fiery NY tower in poster for film released Sep 11 #TMNT #TMNTMovie pic.twitter.com/r8H80v1sdw
— Suzanne Carbone (@SuzanneCarbone) July 29, 2014@RealNickHodge @leslienassar is that starfish shape near Donatello a person being jettisoned violently from the building O_o
— Sophie G (@SophieAG) July 29, 2014He's already got a hilariously insensitive track record: "black" Transformers who can't read, robot balls, and now, 9/11-causing TMNT.
— Patriotic Half-Eagle (@ValTalonheart) July 29, 2014Advertisement
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Via The Verge
Cleveland-based web developer Will Smidlein thought he would poke around with Vine's code seeing as it was just released on the Android platform.
To test his meddling, Smidlein posted the full-length version of "Never Gonna Give You Up" to Vine, which technically only allows user video posts to be 6 seconds or shorter. It wasn't long before Twitter, creators of Vine, had one of their engineers contact Smidlein directly and asked him to please remove his video, as it was causing some "technical difficulties." Smidlein promptly deleted the video and was rather apologetic about the whole situation:
Don't feel too bad, Will. The engineers probably shouldn't have pushed such easily breakable code in the first place.
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Twitter user @kalssseyharmon shared her lonely cookout with her Grandfather, lovingly dubbed "Pawpaw" on Twitter. The internet was suddenly reminded to call their own grandparents so, instead they Tweeted about how sad this Pawpaw situation made them. After all, no one should have to cook 12 burgers just to have one person show up.
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J.K. Rowling's back at it again with the barrage of well-articulated rage Tweets, and her latest victim is the Piers Morgan. Poor Piers is having a particularly bad case of the Mondays. Might be time for someone to up and drink his lunch to numb some of the pain. Oh, and a word of friendly advice to our recent Rowling-roasted dude of the hour, Piers Morgan: don't go to the Twitter killing floor against a world-acclaimed wordsmith who has a notorious reputation for methodically, publicly, destroying Twitter aggressors that failed to fly under her radar. The odds are ever not in your favor when you're Rowling In the Deep, man. At least Morgan's son, Spencer pulled through at the end with a silencing, entirely unexpected slice of comedic relief.
Via Bleacher Report
In a breathtaking display of infinite maturity, here's the meme-ified back and forth between musicians Iggy Azalea and Snoop Dogg - with bonus commentary from Nick Young, Azalea's boyfriend. Luckily it's not like they aired their little spat publicly online where everyone can see what they've done and make fun of them for being a bunch of petulant babies.
Oh wait.
UPDATE: Snoop has publicly apologized for this and much more egregious videos he's posted calling Azalea a number of unmentionable names. The real hero of the story? Tip, the King of Atlanta, AKA T.I., who helped Snoop come around on the matter.
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