What’s the equivalent of “my Twitter was hacked?” I asked this question last night in light of the story below and received some great responses.
https://twitter.com/BigDaddyChrisO/status/606677975707316224
https://twitter.com/vortmax79/status/606679273617948673
@myoder84 "I lost a bet"
— mike vitiello (@mickvit) June 5, 2015
@myoder84 “I can’t be the father”
— Joe Lucia (@Joe_TOC) June 5, 2015
Call it the AA Jinx. Just weeks after praising the transformation Cardale Jones had made on Twitter after his infamous “play school” tweet, these appeared on his timeline during Game 1 of the NBA Finals between his hometown Cavs and Warriors.
Unlike his first controversial tweet on Twitter, Jones this time went the route of claiming he was hacked. At least he’s learned something in those years.
https://twitter.com/CJ12_/status/606674499057156098
BTW, those wasn't my tweets about females and sports, I don't comment on race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, politics or gender, goodnight
— Cardale Jones (@Cardale7_) June 5, 2015
It’s disappointing to see those tweets on Jones’ timeline (whether they’re his or not) given how his growing maturity off the field has been one of the great highlights of his national championship run.