The New England Patriots Twitter feed recently reached 1 million followers, so to celebrate the team’s crack social media crew decided to give something back to fans last night. They sent out an image of a Pats jersey, and told people to retweet it to get a custom copy with their handle written on the back.
Because the Internet tends toward entropy, this of course ended up with the team tweeting out a jersey with the N-bomb written on it.
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Obviously, the image started going viral. The team realized its mistake and deleted the tweet, and added an apology. Apparently, their automatic filter had failed them.
And that brings to a close this week’s episode of Murphy’s Law.