#Wins
It’s getting hot in here
Whilst temperatures rose to unbearable levels this week, Greenpeace tweeted this cute little elephant doing what we all wanted to be doing…
Parts of the UK will hit 35 degrees today 😱 Stay cool out there!#hottestdayoftheyear pic.twitter.com/joVPTotiuQ
— Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) July 19, 2016
#QueerMuseum
Artists from all over the world turned Twitter into a virtual museum for the day, sharing beautiful pieces of artwork in all forms throughout history, each celebrating art and inclusivity.
A couple at Le Monocle, one of the first lesbian bars in Paris, 1932 #QueerMuseum pic.twitter.com/qxTFG3JaPZ
— All About History (@AboutHistoryMag) July 20, 2016
It's #QueerMuseum day!
Andy Warhol, "Ladies and Gentlemen," 1975, ©AWF pic.twitter.com/ITa4HcGHoF
— The Andy Warhol Museum (@TheWarholMuseum) July 20, 2016
And a very special ‘like’ for our friend Martin Firrell with his 2008 projection at St Paul’s Cathedral, entitled “The Question Mark Inside”.
In celebration of today's #QueerMuseum tweets, joining in the fun with @martinfirrell's "The Question Mark Inside" pic.twitter.com/LlSCikotwZ
— MartinFirrellCo (@MartinFirrellCo) July 20, 2016
#Snapchat, do you take thee?
Victoria Secrets’ model Miranda Kerr announced her engagement to social media mogul and Snapchat CEO, Evan Spiegel. Appropriately Kerr posted a picture featuring a bitmoji (owned by Snapchat) of the proposal. Awww.
#Fails
#PokemonGo
STILL in the news and causing far more havoc this week. Users have been caught out in forests and mountain ranges, car crashes and even shop roofs. Pokemon have issued warnings on the app to ‘Stay aware of your surroundings’ with Scotland’s Stirling Police (or should that be the sterling police of Scotland) issued a *face-palm* worthy tweet. Stay safe people.
Just to be clear, 'I was looking for a Pokestop' is not an acceptable reason for being on the roof of a shop with a crowbar at 2am!
— Stirling Police (@StirlingPol) July 18, 2016
#FamousMelianaTrumpQuotes
When Melania Trump delivered her RNC speech, people were quick to pick up that it sounded awfully a lot like Michelle Obama’s 2008 speech to the Democratic National Convention – and they were not wrong. It would seem that whole paragraphs were lifted from the FLOTUS’ speech without any recognition.
Accused of blatant plagiarism, Trump’s campaign team then tried every excuse in the book to deny the claims, before finally admitting defeat. She’s tried to move on since, but Twitter won’t let her just yet – with countless and hilarious #FamousMelianaTrumpQuotes tweets dominating news feeds throughout the week. Doh.
#FamousMelianaTrumpQuotes ok I'm done! 😂 pic.twitter.com/DpVfYxHUM7
— E5QUIRE (@Dj_E5QUIRE) July 19, 2016
"In west Philadelphia born and raised." #FamousMelianaTrumpQuotes pic.twitter.com/luznFqMEfL
— NoviO (@TheNoviShow) July 19, 2016
