Here at The Atlantic Wire, we respect and value the social media editors who share the links that make our jobs easier. Sometimes though, we have no idea what they're talking about. So after a day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorite head-scratchers
Barbara Walters tried on an unbelievable number of hats this morning. What did you think of the hats she wore? http://huff.to/iiWyJo
The Sophie's Choice of daytime headgear.
.@Time 100 list honors Wael @Ghonim, heroic Japanese doctor http://wapo.st/dEGH7v
Don't forget about Mark Wahlberg. He was on there, too.
Inferior Arms Hobble Rebels in Libya War http://nyti.ms/fLRnfh
To be fair, the alternatives aren't much better. 'Bad arms hobble rebels in Libya War'? 'Lack of arms hobble rebels in Libya war'? 'Inferior arms hobble rebels in Libya war'? All paint unintentionally silly pictures of a very serious subject. We probably would have just given up and gone with weaponry.
What our closest dictator allies' fashion choices say about them -- and us http://salon.com/a/sDTIfAA
Foreign leaders who wear pants: trustworthy. Foreign leaders who refuse to wear pants: not as trustworthy.
Keith Richards' Daughter -- Huge Break in Pot Case http://bit.ly/faIWph
Is there any other kind in a Richards family drug case?
Woman denies biting off testicles http://bbc.in/eq2c1V
At least it wasn't a royal wedding story.
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