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Here at The Atlantic Wire, we respect and value the social media editors who share the links that make our jobs easier. Sometimes, though, we have no idea what they're talking about. So after a day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorites.
Celebrity impersonator stabs rival impersonator | http://ti.me/oaLfQX (via @TIMEWorld)
It should be noted that both the alleged attacker and victim are French. American celebrity impersonators don't go in for this stuff.
You'll never guess who gets third billing in the new Muppets poster http://t11.me/G45-XV
It's Academy Award nominee Chris Cooper, which is shocking--we had our money on Dr. Bunsen Honeydew.
Romney/That Goldfish 2012 RT @nprnews: Goldfish Survives New Zealand Earthquake And 134 Days Without Food http://n.pr/rqcXoN
Don't laugh. He's probably already being vetted.
Scientist at Work: Leave the Tusks, Take the Cannoli http://bit.ly/mQfPrb
You can never go wrong with a Godfather reference on Twitter. Even when the piece is about elephants.
He's Back From the Dead! Josh Duhamel to Reprise Role as Leo du Pres in 'All My Children': http://nyp.st/pE94EJ
We can't be sure, but the New York Post has to be among the Twitter leaders in tweets about people coming back from the dead. Although if the Transylvania Times would be a close second, if such a paper existed, and maintained a Twitter feed.
Is the British national anthem too short? http://bbc.in/nRS7ZP
A stimulating question. But they neglected to add #slatepitches.
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