The Tweets: Greatest Tweets Vol. V

J. Paul Norton
It has taken a long time to follow up my last volume of Greatest Tweets, but here we go:

The Tweets: Greatest Tweets Vol. V

"Watching Batman vs. Dracula w/ my niece. Can't say I'm scared b/c it's a cartoon. But, I'm a bit scared."

"I can't remember if when I open my pez dispenser totem if finding candy or not finding candy tells me I am in 'reality.'"

"Typical boy with a squirt gun in hand, 'I will shoot you for no reason.'"

"I had a thought today, the kind you have to do something about. Then my wife asked me something about something and I forgot."

"You can't squeeze water from a stone, man."

"People set against reading the Bible are surprised, when they do, just how thirsty they were for it; and how it perfectly satisfies w/ truth."

"Can anything be looked at in terms of Black / White anymore? Is it all shades of Gray? Depends...I guess."

"In a crises who do you ask for help, Buffy or the Winchester's?"

"In Gothenburg, Sweden tonight, and it too is so alive right now!"

"Scott Porter, Shayne West - Brothers? Does anyone else think they look alike?"

"In a place where PaRAMeters and PARameters are flowing like water!"

"She thanked me for understanding, but I had no clue what she meant."

"When you say, 'I don't believe in God' that's a start. When you can say, 'God help me believe!' That's a beginning!"

"We know things can be cloned. The '89 Browns? I'm looking at you scientists."

"Droppin' Hamiltons cause' I left the Benjamin's in my other pants."

"All he had to do was take the phone off mute, quietly interrupt the meeting, and ask if D bought more cookies...not difficult."

"If athletes playing team sports wear numbers, why do they still use first initials if they share a last name with another? I hate that!"

Dear Gentle Readers: I appreciate you all taking the time to read many of the articles I post. Without you, I would just be a guy typing on a keyboard to nobody.

Published by J. Paul Norton

J.Paul Norton loves to write about sports, relationships and religion. His sometimes quirky take on life adds an insightful humor to all his viewpoints.  View profile

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