Maplewood resident James Jewell at one time was underemployed working 30 hours a week part time at a law firm and thought it would be cool to have a popular twitter account. It worked out fine.
Jewell started Tweeting pieces of copy from the New York Times on Twitter, using the handle @NYTMinusContext. He currently has 136,000 followers.
He said there was an account called @pitchforkme that did a similar thing with Pitchfork reviews and he decided to try it with the NYT.
hope — in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary — that things will get better
— NYT Minus Context (@NYTMinusContext) November 9, 2016
my coochie, my piddlewiddle
— NYT Minus Context (@NYTMinusContext) November 23, 2016
only going through the motions of being alive
— NYT Minus Context (@NYTMinusContext) November 23, 2016
highly unfair to ask if a squirrel can count to 10
— NYT Minus Context (@NYTMinusContext) November 23, 2016
simply cease murdering others
— NYT Minus Context (@NYTMinusContext) November 22, 2016
I believe he’s using copy from the new York times, and tweeting pieces of it out of context…
I don’t get it??
Me either Bill!
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