"Michelle Obama joined the social networking site Pinterest, adding photos of her family and her garden. What do you think? | A - 'I guess that’s why she hasn’t updated her ‘Fuck Yeah, Swiss Chard’ Tumblr account in a while.' -- Chantall Brooker - Systems Analyst" - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ from Bookmarklet

I have to say I had an eyerolly moment when I read she had a Pinterest yesterday. - Spidra Webster

Apparently I'm not up on my news. Who's this white lady with the #bitchlips? That's not Michelle. - Mary B: #TeamMonique from iPhone

It's one of the Onion's "American Voices" — sort of like a people on the street interviewee, except that she's fake. - John (bird whisperer)

American Voices still kills it, but I feel like the jokes were a bit sharper when it ran weekly instead of daily. - Andrew C (✓) from Android

True Andrew. I may be biased, but I think the Onion was at it's finest back in the 80's when it was still a locally based/locally oriented publication in Madison. I remember when the guys that founded it worked on the student newspaper at the university. Their tongue-in-cheek approach caught a lot of people off guard, as their items were mixed in with the standard student newspaper fare. Once people became more familiar they seemed that much funnier... probably because they had more latitude with their editors. Success hasn't ruined the Onion, but it has certainly taken on a more commercial look and feel, at the cost of some of that early 'edginess.' - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ