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"Please don't write something snarky"

"Please don't write something snarky"

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Updated Jan 29, 2025 at 07:12PM EST by LiterallyAustin.

Added Sep 27, 2016 at 12:33PM EDT by Adam.

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"Please Don't Write Something Snarky" refers to a series of sarcastic jokes mocking a tweet by comedian Mike Birbiglia where he used the phrase as a caption to a picture of first lady Michelle Obama hugging former president George W. Bush.

Origin

On September 25th, 2016, Birbiglia tweeted a screenshot of a New York Times headline that read "For Some, Bush-Obama Rapport Recalls a Lost Virture: Political Civility."[1] Birbiglia, struck by the headline and the picture of the Obama family and Bush family acting friendly, attempted to express his genuine emotional response to the photo by captioning the screenshot, "This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky."


Mike Birbiglia @birbigs Follow This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky. For Some, Bush-Obama Rapport Recalls a Lost Virtue: Political Civility White House Letter By MARK LANDLER SEPT 25, 2016 RETWEETS LIKES 147 655

Spread

Birbiglia deleted the tweet following a mass amount of replies from Twitter users reminding him of Bush's disastrous foreign policies and various dangerous mistakes as president.[2] Nevertheless, the tweet inspired hundreds of sarcastic variations where Twitter users took Birbiglia's caption and applied it to bizarre and silly photos, including Loss.jpg, [3] a screenshot of He-man,[4] Sonic the Hedgehog, [5] the first 2016 presidential debate, [6] and many more. That day, The Daily Dot[2] and New York Magazine[7] covered the spread of the joke.

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soylent ettin @Ettin64 Sep 26 This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky. CTRレ+ALT+DEレ BY TIM BuCKLEY L0SS GENO 13 7 21 Pixelated Boat @pixelatedboat Following This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky. Ken Klippenstein @kenklippenstein Follow This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky about it. on't expect us to cover al eissues of this campaign ight- but I remind ryone there are two more sidential Virgil Texas @virgiltexas Follow This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky. SEMEN peter coffey @pcoff4real Follow This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky. white passing daisy @mycoolaugustine Follow This is powerful. I'm sorry, but it is. Please don't write something snarky.

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