#BanBossy oops! Blaze writer, others: Is this actress hardest hit by asinine campaign? [pics]

Lori Ziganto | 10:27 AM on March 11, 2014

Wait, what’s that?

https://twitter.com/becketadams/status/443077213299044352

Snort! Blaze writer T. Becket Adams wasn’t alone. Others noticed that actress Tina Fey would perhaps be the hardest hit by the asinine, First Lady-approved (and Julia-inspired?) #BanBossy language-policing campaign started by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.

Wonder what “Bossypants” author Tina Fey has to say about #banbossy?http://t.co/7fnhpfbVDg via @reliablesource

— JulieAnn McKellogg (@jmckellogg) March 11, 2014

Has anyone asked Tina Fey how she feels about #banbossy ?
MissBossyPants is her book, isn't it?

— Jerie Black ?? ?? (@jerieblack) March 10, 2014

https://twitter.com/Rebecca_Cusey/status/443150969145417728

(Tina Fey call your office! #BossyPants)#BanBossy

— Bob ن (@BobHicks_) March 10, 2014

Oops! Check with your “feminist” heroines next time, word police!

What will happen to Fey’s book now?

If we #banbossy what is Tina Fey's book, Bossypants going to be called? *pants? B*ssypants?

— Jan Arrah?️‍? (@JanArrah) March 10, 2014

https://twitter.com/PrezMadigascar/status/443139375241523200

And perhaps the most egregious result of such absurd campaigns:

If we #banbossy, Tina Fey would have to call her book "Pants". Where's the funny in that? Banning words. SMH #nothingtoseehere

— Diana (@speechchic101) March 10, 2014