Celebrating dads in 140 characters
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
This coming Sunday is Father’s Day, and there’s not a better time to let Dad know how much you appreciate him. You might make him a meal, send him a card, or give him a shoutout in, oh, 140 characters, for example.
Of course, many of us do show appreciation for our dads on Twitter all year round, not just on Father’s Day. It’s a great way to let the world know that your dad is the best, whether he’s stalwart or goofy or jaunty — or something else entirely.
We looked into how people most often describe their dads on Twitter. Here’s what we found:
And here are some Tweets from people who aren’t afraid show love for their Pops on Twitter:
*Editor's note: As of November 2017, Twitter has increased the character count of Tweets in certain languages to make it easier to share what’s happening.
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