Social Media Blunders & Missteps

[sweetdumbass]

oh I didn't mean that that other thread should replace this one, just that its whole content fits the purpose here.

yeah, the whole loyalty thing I'm never getting over that. Gillen is such a phony. Oh, someone quotes some PAD.

[Ted, Tedd, and Teddy]

I never even realized that KG and RR were such great friends that KG felt it was a "failure of personal loyalty" for not defending RR's sk8terboi honor

[Kaiolino]

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/11/13/hey...ds-tony-harris/

[Fringe Division]

Oh, that one guy.

QUOTE (Kristen Blake DiMera @ Oct 26 2014, 06:56 PM)

I never even realized that KG and RR were such great friends that KG felt it was a "failure of personal loyalty"  for not defending RR's sk8terboi honor

I think he purposely kept it hidden while be built up enough cred.

I just noticed the exclamation point in the thread title. You can say, "shit," Teddy. It's okay.

[Ted, Tedd, and Teddy]

It's more whimsical with "!"

[Fringe Division]

♫ Too many mutha uckers, uckin' with my shhiiiiiii ♫

[PatriX]

Is this thread some inside joke? I wouldn't mind knowing more about it.

[Ted, Tedd, and Teddy]

The great Liefeld twitter meltdown. Part 1 http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/71443953.html

Part 2 (vs Scott Snyder)
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/08/25/now...tentious-prick/

[sweetdumbass]

QUOTE

And wanted to ask a bit about something out next week; the first issue of "All-New Captain America" with the former Falcon as Captain America. Readers have already gotten hints here and there on what it's going to be like with him in that role, but I know he's one of your favorite characters -- how excited are you for the world to see Sam Wilson as the Captain America? Alonso: I think it's fantastic. Earlier this week, I tweeted a quote from Martin Luther King that encapsulates how I feel when I see Sam in the red, white and blue tights: "We may all have come on different ships, but we're in the same boat now." To me, that quote crystallizes what America's about. I'm a first-generation American -- Mexican/Spanish father, English mother -- and never imagined I would live to see a President who was also mixed race. To see how Sam Wilson, a character I related to more than Captain America himself when was a kid, deals with the responsibility of being a superhero that's clad in red, white and blue is fascinating. There's a weight that comes with that job. We've seen how Steve Rogers carries it. Now we're going to see how Sam Wilson carries it. What will being Captain America mean to him? What will he stand for?

[Kaiolino]

What? Alonso was referring to his own mixed background when referring to Obama.