quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
quasi-normalcy:Twitter discourse is like Tumblr discourse, but with the added note of horror arising from the fact that many of the people engaging in it are professional journalists, high-powered government officials, corporate CEOs, and elected leaders
