First Sen. McCain weighed in on the averted Twinkie-pocalypse. Now this happened:
https://twitter.com/elisefoley/status/357152294636224512
Twitter swiftly scoured for more disturbing details:
https://twitter.com/elisefoley/status/357152405370056707
Buzz kill:
Think context is needed. RT @seungminkim: Today will go down as the day McCain asked me whether I have ever used those "dating websites"
— Alex Parker (@AlexParkerDC) July 16, 2013
Alas, the Politico reporter says that there apparently is some context to be had.
Ok everyone, to be fair, it needs to be in context and it was pretty funny
— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) July 16, 2013
However, the mockery won’t wait for context! Mockery waits for no man … or woman.
wow RT @seungminkim: Today will go down as the day McCain asked me whether I have ever used those "dating websites"
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) July 16, 2013
Priceless. RT @seungminkim Today will go down as the day McCain asked me whether I have ever used those "dating websites"
— Priya Anand (@Priyasideas) July 16, 2013
https://twitter.com/andrewmswift/status/357153273691643904
Anniversary of Apollo 11 launch & MT @seungminkim: Today will go down as the day McCain asked me whether I have ever used "dating websites"
— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) July 16, 2013
A date which will live in infamy.
https://twitter.com/QuiteColdNight/status/357152937945989121
Indeed.
The context has yet to be revealed. And should it be?
@seungminkim I disagree. First rule of comedy: Much funnier without context.
— Rebecca Sinderbrand (@sinderbrand) July 16, 2013
Heh. The first rule of context is don’t talk about context.