You outdid yourselves you guys. Last night's hashtag wars was one for the record books. @Midnight started #LameApocalypses and the tweets poured in like a plague! Apparently you're all thinking about the apocalypse more than we realized. Perhaps writing a screenplay about one? We're in LA so we just assume everyone's working on a screenplay at all times.
Without further ado, here are our Top 10 #LameApocalypses. (Why waste time when there could be NO tomorrow?!?!)
"Tiny hamster eating tiny burritos" goes viral, but not in a good way #LameApocalypses@midnightpic.twitter.com/ADu4d5sr5y
— Richard Hine (@richardhine) October 23, 2014
The rhythm Gloria Estefan warned us about finally gets us #LameApocalypses@midnight
— Erik Rivera (@ErikRivera) October 23, 2014
404 Page Not Found #LameApocalypses@midnight
— William (@Will3K85) October 23, 2014
The Alpacalypse @midnight#LameApocalypsespic.twitter.com/9cWmVprIts
— Ms. Em (@Emphoto21) October 23, 2014
Rise of the Furbys #LameApocalypses@midnight
— CJ The Day (@UnderCJ) October 23, 2014
Donald Trump just fires everyone. #LameApocalypses! @midnight
— Dayvid Figler (@OyVegas) October 23, 2014
We all go to a really intense Death Cab For Cutie concert. #LameApocalypses@midnight
— Thomas Green (@NotThatTomGreen) October 23, 2014
Self-driving electric cars run over every living human before they realize they need humans to make electricity. #LameApocalypses@midnight
— The Ghost Of Santa (@theleanover) October 23, 2014
Humanity is wiped out by a virulent strain of poor ethics in journalism #LameApocalypses@midnight
— Joseph Scrimshaw (@JosephScrimshaw) October 23, 2014
Sad Face Emoji, Burning Earth Emoji #LameApocalypses@midnight
— A Wiener (@Wieneraaron) October 23, 2014
Here's another lame apocalypse. An over zealous mother in Florida gathers 8,000 signatures for her petition to remove Breaking Bad toys from Toys R Us and it works. Toys R Us removed the toys! What kind of world are we living in! Watch for more.
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