@capt_petabyte@TheOnion Yes, famous liar, tax cheat, sweatshop owner, thin-skinned attention sponge and lousy dad Elon Musk will surely restore Twitter’s honor and virtue.
@jules_su Even if you’re being sarcastic, I’m just happy to see someone saying it. I’m definitely not endorsing the service, but I do like the logo.
(That logo also predates Leon Skum’s Twitter takeover by at least 5 months, which people seem to not know.)
You see us as you want to see us, in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a ghoul...and a liar...and a basket case...a traitor…a snowflake...and 2 criminals. Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the:
@CollinRugg@elonmusk One could argue that tweeting out a license plate to 120 million people is as much a violation of the doxxing rule as sharing publicly-available flight info, but what do I know—I’m just the guy saving 8 bucks a month and wearing shirts that are sized appropriately for my frame.
@jamesforpeace@tomcoates@elonmusk@StationCDRKelly If a new guy starts in your office and introduces himself as Daniel, and you go, “Nice to meet you, Danny,” and he tells you he goes by Daniel and actually he kinda hates Danny, your continuing to call him “Danny” wouldn’t be a crime, it would just make you a giant prick.