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Listening to the 20+ presidential candidates argue or shoot down their opponents' claims, Lyle thought they all sounded about the same. If the TV interviewers and radio programs didn't tell him who was speaking, he couldn't tell just by their twitter rants or social media posts . . .
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The girls watched the horror film on Twitter of a woman peeling a pineapple--just ripping sections off from the core! It struck a little too close to home . . .
Tweeting
Kenny was uncertain why the President’s Tweets got so much attention–he and his family had been tweeting for years . . .
To Tweet or Not to Tweet
Tweeting sounded like a good concept; politicians and famous people seemed to thrive on it, but Justin, who lacked a good singing voice, found it just alerted his prey . . .
Fake News
When CNN reported that Donald Trump was opening a Glacier Park resort with yodeling bellboys and waitstaff, he tweeted “#fakenews, only the waitstaff would yodel . . .”
Social Butterfly
Cassandra had 4,276 friends on Facebook, 13, 212 people following her Twitter feed, was on Snapchat & Instagram–and Instagram alone took 6 hours of her day. She wondered, what did social butterflies do before electronic media?