Another Twitter/journalist car crash

Kids say the darndest things:

Indians GM's young son tells broadcast his dad is trying to extend Lindor

 

Dennis Dodd is a piece of shit human being and one of the most unethical sports writers you'll ever meet. That's all I've got to say about that man I secretly aspire to be

 

Don't beat around the bush. Tell us how you really feel.

 

It's OK to tweet about some kids. Just depends on whom the parents are.

 

Don't sell yourself short

 

Is this what we've come to: There's a girl from the Make-A-Wish Foundation shadowing Warriors sideline reporter Ros Gold-Onwude tonight. My first thought was "would anyone dare troll the kid?"

 

Yep. Twitter is designed to take apart journalists - regardless of what they say. And journalists are good at eating each other, too.

 

Sweet lord, I don't know anybody who didn't die a little every time they saw this jowly little asshole and his parents at event level before a game in Nashville. It was cute the first time he did it. Every game thereafter? Not so much.

 

I especially loved the people who would post this on Facebook, Twitter, etc., and say "He does it even better than Kurt Russell." Um, no, he doesn't

 

Twitter may be a cesspool and filled with hidden dangers but it is useful and especially useful for reporters/columnists to build their "brands."

Facebook, to me, is more of a way to communicate with your friends and family.

Though one friend I went to high school with posted recently that she was on Facebook in the doctor's office waiting room.

I guess she people could see her screen and she said she was gland hers was filled pictures of kittens, family and scripture.

I think if I was at the doctor's office and that was my life, it better be Dr. Kevorkian.