At this point, I wonder if the @AP is just trolling us with their crowdsourcing requests.
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Anthony De Rosa (@AntDeRosa) April 24, 2012It’s a good thing there’s nothing else going on in the world. That frees up AP reporters to cover the greatest debate of our time. With your help, of course.
MT @skarnowski: Do you prefer chicken thighs and legs over white meat? Email @AP reporter Steve Karnowski: skarnowski@ap.org—
The Associated Press (@AP) April 24, 2012
@AntDeRosa next will be "do you prefer your partner to wear boxers or briefs"!—
Jen Chung (@jenchung) April 24, 2012
@AP @skarnowski I think we have officially taken crowdsourcing too far now, guys. How would this have been reported in 1952? Do that.—
James David Dickson (@JDDetNews) April 24, 2012
Maybe tomorrow the AP will need your assistance with this:
Do you like breathing a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and trace elements or do you prefer something else? Please contact AP.—
Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) April 24, 2012
Or this:
RT @AP: Do you prefer big butts and cannot lie about it? Email @AP reporter Steve Karnowski: skarnowski@ap.org—
Stephen Smith (@smithsj) April 24, 2012
We just hope that when the AP tweets the results of this essential shoe-leather reporting, the tweet begins with “BREAKING.”
