@The Plain People of Ireland: Is Yoko fit to reside next to his majesty Fry? If so, I'll amend.

@PilgrimSoul: Maybe there should be a basic literacy test before you''re allowed a twitter account. Or in Tila's case some kind of psychological profiling.

The tweeterati, the illustrious gods of twitter. Example Stephen Fry, Yoko. (John Mayer deleted at special request)

My brain twurts.

Sadie, what did poor Dania do to deserve being in with the bad dresses? I'm serious-spill!

@likepenguins: Hearted for that. At least your toes show dedication!

Yes, you're innocent. Sure. There is a video of you planning the hoax you dimwit! Did you think we would forget? My memory is long sucker!

@likepenguins: My favourite part of your story is the nails. Did some poor person have to try and do that on each individual nail. That must have taken hours!

@Poodle_Heart: The demise of newspapers should be a real concern to everybody. I was gobsmacked reading Orwell ( I think it may have been 'The Road To Wigan Pier') where he spoke with passion about the huge proliferation of cheap daily newspapers, often local, available in the 1930's, often political papers with an…

@whynotshesaid: Regarding everyone with a keyboard thinks they can do better than we do. Everyone who has ever read a science article thinks they understand science and how science works. I think there is a shallowness to education now, where people are taught a whole lot of nothing about everything, and there is no…

@CassandraSays: The lose/loose mistake is the one that irritates me the most. I grit my teeth every time I see it. I cannot fathom where this difficulty comes from. They don't even sound alike. I really, really hope that it's just a typo the majority of the time.

@likepenguins: Was This the lady next to you?

@#c18124564:

@incandescent_blue: I think you've solved it. They removed her leg in order to transplant the missing arm where her leg was. It would have worked out fine, if they hadn't put on her arm back to front. Honestly, in the newest picture it looks like what's left of her missing leg is bent in a way that no leg should be…

@Maharani: Ha ha, this was my sequence of thoughts too. Cupcakes! I love cupcakes. I'm having a snow day and have all the tools....yup it's happening...they will be made. And eaten. yum yum. I even have vanilla pods for my buttercream icing.

@likepenguins: Hearted, the treatment of aboriginal people in Australia is just shocking (although of course, the british started that particular ball rolling)

@tankearae: How timely, I'm just reading 'A Secret Country' by John Pilger. While the fried chicken/black person trope may not exist in Australia, you'd better believe there is racism towards blacks there (as there is in most western countries). It's moronic that anyone conceived of an ad like this and even more mind…

@GoodBadNotEvil: I was about to say the same thing. I saw her on an Irish chat show (can't for the life of me remember if it was the late late or Tubridy), and she really won me over. She seemed so genuine, and such a funny person too. You putit better than I did. It's so sad to hear, I really hope she pulls through.

@badly drawn girl: By the way, I don't agree with whaling myself, I just dislike this organisation. This, and the fact they have a 'documentary' crew following them around could up the ante to produce exciting TV at the expense of people's lives.

@SuprisingSurprising: To be honest, I have only watched a couple of programmes of the Sea Sheperd, and one I watched specifically mentioned they were legitimately fishing in certain waters and they were trying to stop the ship. I really dislike their methods, I don't think it helps the anti-whaling cause, as it…