Archive for category Twitter
Moment of Who: “What would I have seen you in?”
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, LOL, Television, Twitter on January 26, 2012
Twitterer @timbentinck says this is an old actors joke. Despite our knowledge of entertainment and thespians, the particular joke in question escapes us. The main thrust of the punchline doesn’t.
Bit of an actor’s joke, but it made me titter. yfrog.com/ki4fzvxj
— Tim Bentinck (@timbentinck) January 24, 2012
Moment of Who: Scare Young Who Lovers, Read a Quality Dalek Lullaby
Posted by mistergroonk in Intertube Madness, Just Freaking Neat, LOL, Television, Twitter on August 12, 2011
via iandsharman
Art-Out Moment: Jock’s Joker is Terrifying, Awesome, Beautiful
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist, Comics, Just Freaking Neat, Panel Perfect, Twitter on June 1, 2011
Moments ago artist Jock released this new DETECTIVE cover unto Twitter. Twitter promptly went insane with delight.
Rightly so, we think.
via @jock4twenty
Tweet Quotes: Clayton Cubitt Talks About The Future
Posted by mistergroonk in Just Freaking Neat, Twitter on April 20, 2011
Good Morning, Tiger Blooded Winning Warlocks. Charlie Sheen had Some Words for You
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Grammar, Intertube Madness, Interviews, Twitter on March 2, 2011
Charlie Sheen has done his best to capture all the attention from the true world changing events of late. We did our best to ignore his noise. And our avoidance success rate was pretty high until some Internet engineer drew up this single serving site: http://www.livethesheendream.com/
A few choice Twitter snarks and a LATimes Charlie Sheen Dictionary post later and we were wrapped up in the uninspired downward cycle of yet another celebrity falling, falling, falling to the ground where the rest of us morlocks have to live every day. And what a delicious feast the MaSheen is providing our recession-addled brains.
Quickly, check out the rest of what we lazily gathered on The Warlock’s relapse of drug-fueled inanity below the cut before the MaSheen returns to irrelevancy.
Quote of the Day: On John mayer Deleting his Twitter Account
Posted by mistergroonk in Twitter on September 13, 2010
Today in Star Wars: A Twitter Comic “Dad and I Discuss Star Warsâ€
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Digital Share, Twitter on September 8, 2010
Don’t forget to read Harry’s ongoing comic Nomad Tofu.
Trending Bits: P Diddy is Scared of His TV. Kayne West Remains a Fool.
Posted by mistergroonk in Intertube Madness, Television, Twitter on September 14, 2009
Trends are a hard thing to capture even before the Internet LOL’d at cats committing crazy antics. Now that Twitter is “famous” insanity barely describes the random “trending topics” that rear their ferret-y little heads from day to day. What was going to be a post about mis-aimed religion transformed into a post about TV influencing the series of tubes fodder – again.
Because Lucifer Knows That Twitter is Devilish
In a nutshell, SUPERNATURAL is: The Hardy Boys fighting real ghosts and demons. Over the years it’s gone from battling things that go bump in the night to parrying with full fledged demons. Last season turned all that upside down by introducing angels into the mix. It was just a matter of time before Lucifer Morningstar would enter the fray to raise the stakes to apocalyptic levels. This is exactly what happened last Thursday at 8 PM CDT.
Supernatural fans began trending the Twitter hashtag #luciferiscoming, to build interest in this long awaited season premiere. This digital roots tactic was successful but because some people jump to conclusions before having the facts tied down, all hell broke loose. Only not literally.
After #luciferiscoming and #supernatural got to first and second position on the trending topics list. Despite fans posting links to Supernatural sites, some other Tweeters were unaware of the reason for the #luciferiscoming tag and thinking Satanists were at work started responding with messages about Jesus and God.
A full blown religious conflict broke out when Rapper Puff Daddy (@iamdiddy who has over a million followers), unaware of the context of #luciferiscoming, started a #Godishere tweet in retaliation. Twitter stopped posts with tags including both God and Lucifer from appearing in trending topics. Fans continued to use #supernatural and #inkripkewetrust, and both also reached high on the list.
Just before the show aired Misha Collins joined the game, suggesting fans used #PDIDDYISSCAREDOFHISTV.
And this is how actor Misha Collins became our new favorite person on Twitter.
Tuesday Tease: The Guild Wants You to Date Their Avatar, Sword Spankings Optional
Posted by mistergroonk in Marketing, Music, Twitter, Video on August 18, 2009
The advertising rumble began late Sunday night on Twitter. We noticed it but never followed up. Twenty-four hours and two friends buzzing in our digital-ears that this must be seen later, we finally viewed the video…and it was good.
(via myextralife, The Guild )










