When ultra-critics of Twitter spend hundreds and hundreds of words expressing their thoughts about stuff, I have to ask: Who’s the narcissist?

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Related:

• It’s good to ask if Twitter is necessarily narcissistic (as long as you answer No).
• Generally, Shakespeare had a bit of a length problem.
• On average, web users read almost 100% of a page’s content only if it is 25 words or less.

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As long as nonsensical stats like windchill exist, how about another one?

It’s 8:32 out there, folks, but it feels like 2:17.

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Over time, I’ve gathered readers’ opinions on books and music.

Now you can see an incomplete compilation of what you all recommend.

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Disregarding the I-hope exaggerated emphasis on animals in this graph, the husband/wife correlation seems to be about right.

I wonder why.

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Orison:

The baseball players only get dirty when they slide in the dirt, but not when they slide in the green fuzz.

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Related:

• 3 Things Orison Learned at the Twins game today.
• The real curve in a curve ball is an illusion.
• People don’t think “strikeout” when they see KKK.

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