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I've never heard of that website and don't follow Twitter so I have no idea if this is real or not. Does Kyle really type like this? If so that's much more embarrassing than what he said.U guys r so stupid w your wanna b tag lines.
Every week u praise the winner and shame those following.
I came here to say this. Most large corporate social accounts are run by interns or 20-somethings that can keep up with trending post patterns. Sometimes it’s fine, sometimes the inexperience from those employees comes back to kick them in the teeth. Those hirees may not know that the accounts they reference in their posts are sometimes seen by the actual person and not some PR team - and that young social media employee isn’t equipped to handle being called out. Bad look all around. They’ll eventually learn that it’s more beneficial to post about ideas rather than people.
The way I understood it, he called out the social team for using the #23 car as the thumbnail for their paintscheme preview page, even though it was the same scheme he usually runs. It was something along the likes of “you dont have to use my car for every post”.
People say the darndest things when they've had some adult beverages in them, right Andy ?....
Most people between 35-50 text like this because they learned to text using ABC on phones and AOL Instant Messenger
this would be glorious.
It sounds like you and Kyle won't be exchanging Christmas cards this year.
Combined with Twitter originally having a limit of 140 characters.
See what's funny is that I started to text like that in middle school, most of us did! The older I got, the more grammatically correct my texts got as well. 28 now.
