A day without Facebook is true gift to us all. — Matt Swenson (@Swengali) October 4, 2021
Facebook permanently going down might be the catalyst that revives human thought and reason. — Brendin (@btholder_) October 4, 2021
Everyone here talking about how nice it is that Facebook is gone will be back on it the second it comes back. — CardsFanInBravesCountry (@CardsFanInATL) October 4, 2021
Did Biden forget to put Facebook and Instagram on the list of things Putin isn’t allowed to hack? — Lauren McCue Snyder (@LaurMcCue) October 4, 2021
Shouts out to all the minors who are just now learning about Facebook and how important it is to their anti-vax parents. — Ludakit (@Ludakit) October 4, 2021
"Oh no! What if the people from Facebook migrate to tumblr?" Only the strong will survive that journey — Chongo (Professional Dingus)🐀 (@ChongoTweet) October 4, 2021
Two decades after the tragedy of 9/11, the memory of that morning still weighs heavy on us all. Today we pause to reflect on the bravery and heroism of our first responders, those in uniform, and everyday Americans, as well as the innocent lives lost. We will #NeverForget. — Brian Kemp (@BrianKempGA) September 11, 2021
