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 favorites.
@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
The most highly recommended type of grass for our region: Fescue http://t.co/TPigZyNF
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If it were election day, this would be the first upset of the evening. All of the exit polls were saying Agrostis.
@NewYorkPost
New York Post
NYers: What's an Acceptable Number of People to Sleep With By a Certain Age -- and What Isn't? Tell Us in Our Survey: http://t.co/hBz2vZ7H
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You laugh, but the Post's Albert Kinsey-for-a-day contest draws more entries than the Knick-for-a-day and Met-for-a-day contests combined.
@HuffingtonPost
Huffington Post
Question for you.. tell us if you Agree or Disagree with this statement. http://t.co/H6srKza1
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The Twitter followers as Magic Eight-Ball icosahedral die theory of social media strikes us as a risky one. What if we cannot predict now?
@BBCNews
BBC News Highland Toffee firm goes under http://t.co/TGtFck7e
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Big Toffee claims another one of the mom-and-pop outfits. When is enough going to be enough?
@Drudge_Report
Drudge Report Earth to satellite: When will you hit -- and where? http://t.co/Tx3OCJEx
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We understand you may be tempted to make a ground control to Major Tom joke, but please, some restraint. There's a rogue satellite up there.
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