Following the Royals social media accounts is a blast.

And then I saw those ring things on the radar and saw where the tornadoes were popping up and I was....

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cool thread, good read.

what is twitter?

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He does a great Penn impersonatation

i'm proud to say that tdub once told me to eat a bag of dicks.;)
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You should post that over in the celebrity thread.

LMAO

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Travis is getting flamed hard on ArrowheadPride now.

LMAO

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ue-on-twitter/

Chiefs apologize after telling fan to “get a clue” on Twitter

When a longtime Chiefs fan named Travis Wright got frustrated by Sunday’s loss to the Falcons, he took to Twitter to declare that he couldn’t be much of a fan anymore, accusing owner Clark Hunt of being cheap and adding an obscenity.

When the Chiefs employee who handles Twitter for the team saw that, he took umbrage and sent a private direct message to Wright, telling him to “get a clue.” That wasn’t very smart, because Wright posted the message on Reddit, where hundreds of people ripped the Chiefs for their poor fan relations.

Eventually, the employee who runs the Chiefs’ Twitter (whose name hasn’t been released publicly) tweeted this apology:
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Wright told KSHB in Kansas City that the Chiefs didn’t apologize to him personally, and they’ve blocked him from seeing their Twitter messages.

“The funny thing about [the apology] is that I personally didn’t see it,” Wright said. “They didn’t apologize to me, they apologized to everyone else because of the backlash.”

The incident is reminiscent of the time in 2008 when then-Browns General Manager Phil Savage responded to a critical e-mail from a fan by e-mailing him back and saying, “Go root for Buffalo-f#@* you-.” Team employees at all levels would be wise to learn that if a fan rips you online, you’re best off ignoring it.

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that's all I'm saying

That is quite possibly the most awesome thing I have seen today.

I guess I can understand all the uproar from this, but the reality is, the Chiefs are a privately owned business. They are free to run it anyway they want. Not smart, but if they want to tell fans to *uck off or go fly a kite, they are certainly entitled to that. You as a customer are certainly entitled to go spend your money elsewhere.

I agree, but they also need to know that making a choice to say something like that is going to cause a PR nightmare. If you're willing to put up with that, sure, go tell all your fans to **** off just for fun. :)