Tweeted by an Angel is back! Yay for me, I finally came through on a New Year's resolution!!!
OK, enough stroking of my own ego. Let's get to taking a fond look back at the mountains of wisdom that your belove Angels have dropped on us in the last week.
I see no better way to re-introduce this segment than the following tweet from Trevor Bell:
Just ate 7 pickels, does that mean I'm pregnant?
— Trevor Bell (@TrevBe22) January 5, 2012
And now we know why Bell opted for baseball instead of medical school.
Up next is LaTroy Hawkins. I have to admit, I though C.J. Wilson was the big addition to the Angels Twitter contributors, but Hawk is already proving to be a hidden gem. Take this for example:
This is how we Roll. @veteranoutdoors @dmcroof twitter.com/Adidas219/stat…
— LaTroy Hawkins (@Adidas219) December 30, 2011
Note to self: only say nice things about LaTroy Hawkins.
Just to prove that not all of our tweets are meant to mock the Angels, w...
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