Weekly Tweets
July 29, 2012 - 4:48 am
- How are you holding up? BECAUSE I'M A POTATO. #
- Goodreads has recommended me a shelf full of Chick Lit. I fail to see the point of the website. #
- Anthony Hopkins. Alfred Hitchcock. He even has the right initials. http://t.co/hfYFO3Ry #
- Truly a dangerous website. http://t.co/nHEsWDFC #
- Have I really not played Glitch in 6+ months? #
- I have realized that much of the time that I feel snacky, what I actually am is thirsty. I love body hacks. #
- Smashing the crackers time is always a happy time. #
- My family deliberately loads the dishwasher stupidly because they're waiting for me to say "Just let me do it." I'm onto them. #
- I don't care how gimmicky Fage yogurt is. It's darned tasty. #
- Yo dawg, I heard you liked trucks… http://t.co/wURUi57h #
- Trust, but verify. ALWAYS. #
- Chronically late MD from last week misread my lab work, confused Cl for Glu, nurse called to tell me I'm pre-diabetic. WTF?? #
- PEOPLE MAN, PEOPLE. #
- 12 pack of Fage at Costco for $12.99. Or 35 oz of plain for $4.99. I'm just saying. #
- I am not embarrassed to admit that this Bob Ross remix brought a little tear to my eye: http://t.co/NdCRXPjf #
- Today was a good day. #
- Dave Szulborski's Folding the Wish Christmas tree, 2008: http://t.co/BmVW2IFU #argfest #
- By the way, just noticed that Szulborski's This is Not a Game is in the Amazon Prime Kindle Lending Library, if you're looking for puzzles. #
- MEREDITH VIERA DO NOT SING THANK YOU #
- The Arctic Monkeys seemed pretty flat to me. #
- The British military look so happy! #
- Imported Saharan dust making me particularly miserable this week. *hackhack* #
- The Red Tree by Caitlin Kiernan (@auntbeast ) was just as fantastic on reread – if you like Shirley Jackson, pick it up! #
- The Opening Ceremonies tribute to terrorism victims, not shown on NBC: http://t.co/7L0DZzRZ #
- "Medal" is not a verb. #
- Once you have seen Lisa Simpson in the 2012 logo, it cannot be unseen. #
- Did I miss it, or was there no reference to WWII or The Blitz during the opening ceremonies? #