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Senior Editor, Audible Originals
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By Rachel Smalter Hall, Augustana College, Mark Stenberg Verified| Study Breaks Verified Twitter provides the online world with news, memes, reactions and clapbacks galore. Whether it be a celebrity, chain restaurant or complete stranger, anyone can be the target of internet trolling and, more often than not, a petty tweeter will fire back. Some clapbacks are graceful, others intelligent, but the most entertaining ones can be downright brutal. Listed chronologically, here are the most impressive Twitter clapbacks from this year so far. 1.
By Rachel Smalter Hall, Augustana College, Mark Stenberg Verified| Study Breaks Verified Literature buff or not, feeling judged for not reading the so-called “classics” is unavoidable. Classic novels might be a valuable representation of the time in which they were written, but that doesn’t make them relevant today. In case you’ve never read these five classics, let my article to be your excuse not to. 1. “Moby-Dick,” Herman MelvilleCall me tortured — I read the entirety of this book. “Moby-Dick” makes the top of this list due to its lack of payoff at the end of over five hundred pages.
By Rachel Smalter Hall, Augustana College, Mark Stenberg Verified| Study Breaks Verified Twitter provides the online world with news, memes, reactions and clapbacks galore. Whether it be a celebrity, chain restaurant or complete stranger, anyone can be the target of internet trolling and, more often than not, a petty tweeter will fire back. Some clapbacks are graceful, others intelligent, but the most entertaining ones can be downright brutal. Listed chronologically, here are the most impressive Twitter clapbacks from this year so far. 1.
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