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THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE ROOM RATER PINEAPPLE
A Thread For The Benefit Of The Public
Please feel free to post it any time someone asks "What's with all the pineapples?"
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A Thread For The Benefit Of The Public
Please feel free to post it any time someone asks "What's with all the pineapples?"
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IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE PANDEMIC. Suddenly everyone on TV was remote, usually live in their own homes.
It took about five minutes for us to start noticing their furniture and decor...and since we were all quarantined, we had nothing else to keep us busy.
It took about five minutes for us to start noticing their furniture and decor...and since we were all quarantined, we had nothing else to keep us busy.
Room Rater launched on April 11, 2020. Some of the early critiques were tough, but subjects always could earn bonuses for non-decor-related factors...and the opposite was also true.
#ThingsKremlinBotsSay
For your entertainment, we present this
Three-Part Fake Argument
STEP 1:
Blue-check account posts about any Trump-related issue. Notice the thousands of likes and retweets; our bot will be reaching a percentage of those very big numbers
For your entertainment, we present this
Three-Part Fake Argument
STEP 1:
Blue-check account posts about any Trump-related issue. Notice the thousands of likes and retweets; our bot will be reaching a percentage of those very big numbers
ARGUMENT, PART 1:
Whataboutism is a favorite Kremlin debate technique. (I use the term 'debate' loosely, as it implies actual give-and-take.)
Whataboutism is a favorite Kremlin debate technique. (I use the term 'debate' loosely, as it implies actual give-and-take.)
ARGUMENT, PART 2:
Interestingly, this tweet has since become unavailable🤔
Interestingly, this tweet has since become unavailable🤔
Quick Public Service THREAD about Who Is Good, Who Is Real, and How To Tell
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We all know there are bots, trolls and complicit Americans (a/k/a treasonweasels) all over Twitter.
We all know Twitter won't properly police their site because the Russians own a big piece of it.
So what if we're unsure of someone's identity or loyalties?
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We all know Twitter won't properly police their site because the Russians own a big piece of it.
So what if we're unsure of someone's identity or loyalties?
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Twitter verifications can be trusted as far as I am aware, but that doesn't apply to most accounts.
Bad hats often have sock-puppet accounts. They also impersonate former Twitter accounts, like Broadsword6.
Who can we trust? I have three tips.
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Bad hats often have sock-puppet accounts. They also impersonate former Twitter accounts, like Broadsword6.
Who can we trust? I have three tips.
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