We respect and value the social media editors who share the links that make our job easier. But sometimes, we have no idea what they are talking about. So after a long day spent staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorites.
This calls for a "w00t!" RT @sarahw: Michiko Kakutani puts her stamp of approval on THE ORPHAN MASTER'S SON: http://t.co/ACcgzwZg @atrandom
From Kakutani? You bet. Maybe even a "Woot! Woot!"
Hollywood Real Estate Development Under Threat http://t.co/63KydDct
Watch that awful Ricky Gervais try and make a joke out of what's happening to that poor Hollywood real estate. He should be wearing a ribbon to support that real estate, not making fun of the fact people briefly don't want to gobble it up.
Hypnotist principal faces one year in jail, if guilty http://t.co/GC5qVdAj
Anytime you can put hypnotist before someone's profession, as a tweeter, you have to do it. Unless they're a professional hypnotist. That would just be confusing.
James Bond villains harm nuclear power's public image, says scientist http://t.co/MU85lmxo
Other things that have been negatively impacted by the Bond movies: killer top hats, gardners who throw killer top hats, international crime syndicates, anyone who wants to control the world's supply of something, crazy rich men who kill their girlfriends and paint them gold, George Lazenby.
If you insist on making food porn, please do it right--PHOTOS: http://t.co/Omdkqi3P via @browbeatslate
Slate has had enough of your underlit clementines and pork chops that might as well be veal chops. It's a dirty business, tweeting pictures of food you think is pretty, but show a little flair.
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