Across the Twitterverse: Review of the Week's Best Tweets

By Kevin Harrish on February 19, 2016 at 2:30 pm
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You may find that work, school, or other obligations keep you from focusing on Twitter the way you should. Thankfully for you, I'm able to tune out those distractions and provide you with a weekly rundown of the best tweets from around campus.


Fear not! There was a happy ending.

Rest assured, that was not me. I am always severely overdressed. I haven't worn socks that aren't wool since October.

Cardale Jones is about two months away from being an NFL football player and he's still deathly afraid of not addressing Mickey Marotti properly. I don't even want to know what happens in that weight room that would leave a grown man that permanently scarred. 

True fact: a friend of mine once successfully fought a Campus Parc ticket by saying "it was unfair to assume I was at the ARC instead of at the hospital after hours." He was indeed at the ARC, it was just unfair to assume he was at the ARC.

This absolutely needs to happen. At the very least, I need some size on my intramural team... 

Joey Bosa was unamused.

Excuse me, six scoops of preworkout? Get that man a heart monitor. 

Marc Smith, man.

For you Ohioans, Cookout is a magical place where chicken nuggets, corn dogs and quesadillas are considered "sides."

The Newest Slob

There are many holes on this Buckeye team after the exodus of talent following the 2015 season, but the void left by the departure of Ezekiel Elliott's dog, Ace, appeared to be the most difficult to fill. 

Matthew Burrell may have done the impossible. 

I daresay Tank may even be cuter than Ace. 

The Skinny Pants Wars

Known good-dresser Joshua Perry took to the Twitterverse this week to give his followers some fashion tips.

Oddly enough, the source of controversy was not the pants.

Joshua Perry's Twitter game is severely underrated, and something tells me he's never unprepared for some beef. He strikes me as the "speak softly and carry a big stick" sort of guy, and when he was threatened, he swung it.

File this under "double-kill." We're done here.

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