Twitter Troll: Heroin Diets, Sarcasm Fonts, and Dazed Gets a Clown Car

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harleyvnewton: "http://twitpic.com/emkji - Back at the Tom Binns studio!" Every time I visit he's made something even better. So preeetttyyyyyyyy.

papermagazine: "Health tips for addicts looking to gain weight. A mother's question. http://2e0yx.tk" Step one: Stop gorging on druggies. Step two: Start gorging on twinkies.

DazedMagazine: "#howmanypeople do you think can fit in the Dazed smart car?" Still waiting for the punchline...

ByrdieBell: "It's morning again in America (Reagan's election campaign 1984 slogan)" Our favorite campaign slogan is still "Laura Ingalls Wilder is God"

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cutblog: "Director @rjcutler noted that at the Sept. Issue premiere, Anna was wearing Prada. "RESORT," scoffed one fashion ed in the back row, loudly." I think our collective eyerolls were so loud they were audible.

fakekarl: "I'm not a folk singer" Another clue into fakekarl's identity. Crossing off Peter, Paul and Mary from our list of suspects.

IvankaTrump: random thought of the day: "There is a great need for sarcasm font." Å HÙG∑ N∑∑d. (Eh?)
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