When you are a dictionary and you want to move beyond teenage boys looking up words for genitalia, your options for humor are limited.
Not so Merriam-Webster, who’ve changed their header for the election:
@MerriamWebster dark!
— Teresa Carson (@tiva1000) November 7, 2016
The new header reads like this:
But this scary warning wasn’t all they had to say. What did the header read before?
'Heartsease' just wasn't cutting it anymore. @tiva1000 pic.twitter.com/5GgKihD1DP
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) November 7, 2016
“Heartsease”, that’s what.
Top marks for best use of social media.
Here’s what I think of your header ploy 🙂
troll
verb \ˈtrōl\Popularity: Top 20% of wordsSimple Definition of troll
: to fish with a hook and line that you pull through the water
: to search for or try to get (something)
: to search through (something)
For more laughs…. try these:
https://heatst.com/world/russian-intel-bots-are-boosting-infowars-alt-right-twitter-accounts-for-trump/
