Milonakis “Lets Me Twitter That”
Andy Milonakis may have gone slightly “off the grid” in recent years, but this video shows he’s still got it. Follow him on Twitter here. Sober for two weeks, too (watch the language).
Andy Milonakis may have gone slightly “off the grid” in recent years, but this video shows he’s still got it. Follow him on Twitter here. Sober for two weeks, too (watch the language).
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I love a slow-boil video, and this one delivers some hysterical prank bits that become increasingly tasteless… from desktop and fax pranks to “shivving” and murder. All with whispy 1940s commercial music. “Five April Fool’s Office Pranks” on Break.com. I also enjoy the repetition of a gag, like this skinny Brit’s unbridled enthusiasm when his…
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That was pretty good. Although, I still don’t understand the attraction of Twitter. Who really cares what someone is doing every second?
^ Nobody
Unfortunately its addiction rate grows daily lol.
I’m not obsessed with what people are doing every second. I am obsessed with what people are thinking every second.
Believe it or not, Twitter isn’t “I just went to the store” if you don’t want it to be. I follow people that I find intellectually interesting (or funny) and I’m rarely disappointed. When you have that, “I’m going to the store” isn’t really that bad.