Twitter Take Over Tuesday

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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I may have lost the most important race of my ... professional life. The race for Twitter control. It all started this Wednesday.  Sally and I were laughing at the ridiculous tweets @JimmyKimmel sent from @ItsJulieBowen's account. He took over her Twitter after she lost a race to him. Personally I think she threw it. I mean, I bet Bowen is F.A.S.T (need Rogas? Call me!) Either way the result was bizarre and hilarious.

I started to suspect JB wasn't in control of her account (or was heavily day drinking) after seeing these crazy tweets in my feed:

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After a while of reading her Tweets out loud, doubled over laughing, Sally got this evil look on her face and says, "What if we race for your Twitter account?" *GULP* So the race was on....

And that's how I lost the what may be the important race of my professional life. Get ready for Twitter Take-Over, it's on tomorrow (Tuesday 1/29/13). @Oiselle_Sally will be tweeting whatever she wants from my account. Lou help me.

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