We respect and value the social media editors who share the links that make our jobs easier. But sometimes we have no idea what they're talking about. So after a day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorites.

Is Obama the first president to have crocodile insurance and a partial ownership stake in the Green Bay Packers? We believe he is. John Tyler's policy famously only covered alligators and Gila monsters, which left him unprotected during the Great Crocodile Panic of 1842.

Give The Huffington Post credit for asking what everyone who saw Sleeping With the Enemy in 1991 was thinking. Then they got preoccupied with the presidential prospects of Mario Cuomo and forgot to follow up on it.

This is prime Ann Taylor-bashing from The Washington Post. They're going to take down that store and their sensibly-priced cardigans the same way they took down Nixon.

More confounding: why are there so many shows about psychic female detectives? They're bigger now than forensic experts were in 2004.

He's not out of office, he's just in Australia. The guy in Memento knows this and wonders why you keep talking about the guy running for Senate against Alan Keyes.

To us (and Christopher Moltisanti), he'll always be Sir Ben, too.

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Ray Gustini