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WikiLeaks revelations—big and quite small—have dominated today's headlines. But it's the tiny details that befuddled our top tweeters today.

Mother Jones' David Corn ponders some earthy wisdom


What I learned from WikiLeaks cable today. A saying in Azerbaijan: ‘Two heads cannot be boiled in one pot’” #cablegateless than a minute ago via webDavid Corn
DavidCornDC


Delrayser is concerned about the effects on holiday shopping


I didn't mind Amazon hosting Wikileaks, I just thought it was annoying you had to reveal 25 state secrets before you got free shipping.less than a minute ago via webdelrayser
delrayser


Hot Air's Allahpundit is already looking forward to the next meme


I'm already bored with the Wikileaks story and there are still six more days to goless than a minute ago via Seesmic twhirlAllah Pundit
allahpundit


@Pourmecoffee is resigned to humanity's fate


Pretty sure the way I feel about human politicians right now is how Skynet starts.less than a minute ago via tGadgetpourmecoffee
pourmecoffee


Kevin Drum vents what we've all been thinking


Sites that automatically start video when they load are obnoxious. Seriously, people, just knock it off.less than a minute ago via HootSuiteKevin Drum
kdrum


Patrick Gavin wants to grease the wheels of revolution


When will the backlash begin against pre-roll ads on web videos? Never? Yeah, you're probably right... #firstworldproblemsless than a minute ago via TweetDeckPatrick W. Gavin
pwgavin


And Atrios is preparing. Just in case.


building an arkless than a minute ago via TweetDeckAtrios
Atrios


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