http://twitter.com/moonbeamattach/status/596959222228647936

Wise Muppet. pic.twitter.com/HP2zmJgZIs

— W. Knutt Megg Esq. (@MLSmuppet) May 4, 2015

http://twitter.com/d_espi/status/594674306019237888

http://twitter.com/wonderboymusic/status/593447657491824640

White Castle should definitely have sliders on their home page. #wcmpls Just my opinion.

— Tim Cimbura (@timcimbura) April 25, 2015

http://twitter.com/FascinatingVids/status/590996766767579136

"Can someone photoshop the Eiffel Tower under my finger?" Aaand the Internet does it again. http://t.co/q4QKo9QvhJ h/t @twittle_me_that

— Justin Sternberg (@Jtsternberg) April 24, 2015

Definitely agreed, @zamoose – we could also try video. Here's your message: https://t.co/enKgl9hYl1

— Rami Abraham (@ramiabraham) April 23, 2015

There is no "work life balance."

There is only life.

Live your work and life as if you won't get a do-over. Because, you won't.

— Jonathan Feldman – _jfeldman@mastodon.social (@_jfeldman) April 22, 2015

http://twitter.com/SamelaAnderson/status/590690317315219457

Best thing I like about @webdevstudios is how they keep posting awesome stuff at their blog. Makes them really stand out of the agency crowd

— Ahmad Awais (@MrAhmadAwais) April 21, 2015

I know that sounds absolutely nuts, but to those who don't think I'm a fool, Happy Resurrection Day.

— Carrie Dils 🇺🇦 (@cdils) April 5, 2015

I believe Jesus is the son of God, was born of a virgin, lived without mistakes, died for mine, and rose again bodily.

— Carrie Dils 🇺🇦 (@cdils) April 5, 2015

@Jtsternberg amen!

— Mario Peshev (@no_fear_inc) April 2, 2015

@Jtsternberg http://t.co/2SyXhoMTLY

— Peter Baylies (@pbaylies) April 2, 2015

@Jtsternberg @Rarst @no_fear_inc as in the kinds of developers that will use that tool. The answer would likely be WP_Error in many cases.

— Andrew Nacin (@nacin) April 2, 2015

@Jtsternberg @Rarst @no_fear_inc I would probably use whatever you think will be most familiar and expected to a developer using it.

— Andrew Nacin (@nacin) April 2, 2015

“Parbs” is the standard unit of measure we use at WDS. Example: “That building over there is 6 Parbs tall” @bradparbs @Jtsternberg

— LSW 🌷🌿 (@LisaSabinWilson) April 1, 2015

http://twitter.com/bradparbs/status/583270916160917504

WordCamp Minneapolis just got more fun and interesting because @Jtsternberg is coming! cc: @bradparbs

— LSW 🌷🌿 (@LisaSabinWilson) April 1, 2015