Fart Robot

I monitor Trending Topics and I send Direct Messages. I tweet and I retweet. I follow and I am followed.

I.

Am.

A Twitterer.

For those of you yet unfamiliar with the fastest growing social networking service on the World Wide Web, Twitter enables its users to stay connected via 140-character messages known as tweets, an example of which I've provided below.

Although countless Tweeple utilize Twitter for the sole purpose of tracking their favorite celebrities, I use the service to peruse vital news headlines, bond with my comrades and, well, track my favorite celebrities.

Today, Michael Ian Black, an American actor and comedian best-known for his roles in "Ed" and "Wet Hot American Summer," took time out of his demanding work schedule to handpick several dozen of his one and a half million followers and unabashedly ridicule them.

Appalled, I promptly shot Mr. Black a tweet.

Needless to say, my request was ignored.

Though I was miffed that a D-list celebrity had the audacity not to make a fool out of me in front of the entire Twitter community, my pain quickly abated when I discovered that someone else had paid me some mind.

While I realize that Fart Robot is an actual person who spends his time searching for tweets about farting and pooping, I don't care.

FART ROBOT APPROVES.

And for me, that will always be enough.