BU TweetCreep: January 15th – January 20th
By Liz Breen | Jan 20th, 2012
HAPPY 2012, TWEETCREEP READERS! I hope you are all enjoying the overly crowded gyms (just stick it out until February and things will go back to normal).
What an eventful 2012 this has been thus far! Ups and downs. On the upside, it snowed! Which is only good because the Twitter groundhog himself, Horatio Malone (@busnowalert), has popped his head out yet again after being fairly dormant once the Halloweekend snow melted. And downs, both Jon Huntsman and Rick Perry have joined the ranks of Herman Cain and Michele Bachmann in dropping out of the presidential race. Gone, but never forgotten. (Mainly referring to Cain, the Charlie Sheen of presidential candidates.)
And the really downs? SOPA. Of course. And the REALLYREALLYREALLY downs? A politician in Louisiana is looking to ban wearing pajama pants in public. Time to stock up on pajama jeans before it’s too late, people!
Enough negativity! On to the tweets! I could say it, but I think I’ll let the @dearabbeys say it for me…
(A Dinosaur Story)
THIS TWEET IS WIGGIDITY WACK, YO!
@JohnBattaglino, showing the students he is hip to their lingo.
And @BUDiningService jumps on the bandwagon.
SHARKS AND TERRIERS
Although I love me a good shiny object, the last time I used that logic was at a frat party, and I woke up in Marsh Chapel dressed as the BC mascot.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER VS. NO DIAPERS DECEMBER
The best face-off since Babies vs. Puppies on Animal Planet.
*OFFLINE IN PROTEST OF SOPA
Sensing a bit of passive-aggressiveness on that second tweet. And also, I wouldn’t call thousand island dressing and mayo mixed together a “secret recipe.”
500 STUDENT GROUPS, WHAT MORE DO YOU PEOPLE WANT?!
You STILL think there’s something missing? You ungrateful… why I oughta…!
#HELP
But also this.
DON’T BE TOO PROUD TO WEAR EARMUFFS
Also, when you’re on your way to class and it gets so cold you want to cry, don’t. Your tears will only freeze. Seriously. They will.
TWEETCREEP SPARKNOTES
Summary: They’re hot.
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