20 February, 2020

@shipatadistance It actually doesn’t bug or inflame me much, because im a guy and therefore don’t get troll targete… https://t.co/wnJDoqccXe

20 February, 2020

@j_christley Oh yes that was beautiful

20 February, 2020

It’s like the tail end of the human centipede yelling at the middle section about the quality of the food

20 February, 2020

A lot of David Spade-like dudes in my mentions letting me know that HEY SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE MADE THIS POINT BEFORE,… https://t.co/IA1LXCR71h

20 February, 2020

Maybe it wasn’t the best idea for each of us to carry around a little device that allows any rando at any time to t… https://t.co/isH35RIjIH

Alan Scherstuhl

Alan Scherstuhl is film editor and writer at Voice Media Group. VMG publications include Denver Westword, Miami New Times, Phoenix New Times, Dallas Observer, Houston Press and New Times Broward-Palm Beach.

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