Oops! Rupert Murdoch Joins Twitter And ALREADY Screws Up!
No escaping the drama for Rupert these days!
After only TWO days on Twitter, Rupert Murdoch tweeted the following ill-advised message:
"Maybe Brits have too many holidays for broke country!"
He then deleted the tweet after his wife Wendi Deng sent him the following reply:
"RUPERT!! delete tweet!!"
Ha! Soon thereafter, his wife's unverified account also tweeted out these messages:
"EVERY1 @rupertmurdoch was only having a joke pROMSIE!!!"
"explaining to @rupertmurdoch about being careful with humor on line. sometimes it comes out as rude!"
Tweet with caution, Rupert! The last thing U need right now is more controversy!
What do U think? Will U follow @rupertmurdoch on Twitter???
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We do love our bank holidays….
The only tweet I ever want to read about him is when he is dead and finally back in hell!
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hes totally right the uniions eff everything up
i went overseas and wanted to catch the train around the countries guess what i couldnt cos the effing effers were on strike the entire time…
Re: perez posse member 777 – In the UK, when they strike, it's always scheduled far in advance and only lasts one day. Elsewhere in Europe it may differ, but it's really not a huge inconvenience here.