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Aaron Berry learned a lesson tonight: Never tweet when you're angry

Found January 08, 2012 on The Wayne Fontes Experience:
PLAYERS: Aaron Berry
TEAMS: Detroit Lions

One thing I learned eons ago is to never post anything online when you're angry. Odds are, you'll write something you'll live to regret. A member of the Detroit Lions obviously hadn't learned that lesson yet. This is a tweet from Lions' corner Aaron Berry in reply to some upset Lions fans. First off, I can't emphasize enough just who stupid it is for fans to troll players over social media after a tough loss. Or to troll anyone, period. It's a waste of everyone's time. Get a LIFE. But Berry didn't have the best of evenings. Neither did his teammates on defense, allowing an NFL playoff record 636 total yards to the Saints. Arguing with and insulting dumb ass fans isn't going to change things. It sure as Hell isn't going to change the minds of those idiots. Why lower yourself to their level? At least Berry was the bigger man, and apologized. He also deleted the nasty tweet. The lesson for tonight: There are no winners when you argu...
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