Nothing brings twitter together like a mistake. (Do we have to remind you of Anthony Weiner?) We all have a good laugh and congratulate the fallen tweeters for entertaining us for a few seconds before we move on to whatever else distracts us next.
On Monday night, the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Water sent out a tweet that was clearly not meant to be sent to their 50k+ followers. While it isn't a tweet that HR needs to be called in about, it's definitely a tweet that most of us would be ashamed of. They have since deleted the tweet and apologized for it but don't worry, this is the internet, where nothing can be forgotten.
Well-played, @EPAwater. Hope you don't go too hard on the staffer. That said, the Internet is forever (just ask NSA). pic.twitter.com/obDiTjxlbk
— Geoffrey King (@geoffwking) July 22, 2014
Clearly whoever runs the EPA's Office of Water twitter account has a problem. Because we can only assume he or she is addicted to the game and not very good at it. Only C-list status? Of course, most people took the opportunity to poke fun at the EPA in between waiting for more lives on Candy Crush. (We're all addicted to something, right?)
.@EPAwater Been waiting for you to take your turn in Words With Friends forever, you bastard
— Brian Rubinow (@brubinow) July 22, 2014
Come for the @KimKardashian game tweet; stay for the @EPAwater updates about interactions between salmon and invasive species.
— Rachel Riederer (@readerer) July 22, 2014
The EPA may only be a C-List celebrity on the Kim Kardashian game, but the CIA still hasn't beaten Final Fantasy VII.
— Joshua Lyman (@joshualyman) July 22, 2014
I'd pay someone to catch Kim Kardashian off guard and ask her if she knows what the EPA is. She'll think it's a fashion label.
— Kathleen Schmidt (@Bookgirl96) July 22, 2014
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I'm a C-List Celebrity in Kim Kardashian's Hollywood
— Jesse Berney (@jesseberney) July 22, 2014
We spent a few minutes reviewing Kim Kardashian's hideous app recently on The Rehash. Check it out now.
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