“Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings has no plans to leave Twitter anytime soon!
While several celebrities have left the platform after Tesla CEO Elon Musk took over the company last month, the trivia legend assured fans that he will stick around.
Ken Jennings Guarantees ‘Jeopardy!’ Fans That He Stayed on Twitter!
I will stay on Twitter forever just to post things like “Jeopardy! is lowkey goated when clue and categories are the vibe” that teenagers have never seen and adults are just angry.
— Ken Jennings (@KenJennings) November 23, 2022
On Wednesday, Ken tweeted, “I’ll stay on Twitter forever just to post things like ‘Jeopardy! is inferior when indicators and categories are an atmosphere that teenagers have never seen and adults are just angry at him.”
Fans couldn’t help but laugh at Ken’s jokes, with one fan comment“ken you are /the/ quirked up boy white lamb with sauce.”
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Another follower answered in the form of a question, ask“What is the worst tweet ever written?”
“Ken you’re really weird and a lamb with sauce,” a third fan chime in.
Another follower shared together, “ah but you have me, who is in my early twenties, who sees you on Twitter and every night in danger, and knows that Ken Jennings is the scapegoat when clues and categories are vibrations. Your banter doesn’t go unnoticed.”
Ken Jennings Loves Being ‘That Dad’ On Twitter!
My son: This strain is called the “Disneyland Railroad” because it takes you straight to the ancient world. Me: I’ll put it on Twitter. My son: why??
— Ken Jennings (@KenJennings) November 13, 2022
Fans love Ken’s funny tweets. Not long ago, he had a conversation with his son and told him that he was going to put his comments on Twitter.
On November 12, he tweeted:
My son: This strain is called the ‘Disneyland Railroad’ because it takes you straight to the ancient world. Me: I’ll put it on Twitter. My son: why??
Many fans also wondered why Ken wanted to put that statement on Twitter! A fan comment“I had to think for a second if this was about weed or Covid.”
Another follower kidding“Advertising tension can only make you look cooler.”
“Looks like it’s not just Potent Potables you’re ‘researching’!!” other fans kidding, referring to “Jeopardy!” the popular category.
But Didn’t He Say He Was Leaving Twitter Before?
somewhere a man in a plaid shirt is talking about John Muir and Satchel Paige. We miss him.
— Ken Jennings (@KenJennings) November 7, 2022
On November 6, Ken Jennings did say that he was leaving Twitter, but it was only a joke in response to the many users who seemed to be fleeing the platform after Elon Musk’s takeover.
Ken tweeted the news in his typical vernacular, write“Who will join me leaving Twitter to watch hours of old Ken Burns documentaries on Kanopy.”
Let’s all turn back to the Usenet newsgroup and collaborate on a short text thread about Portishead and The X-Files. We can cross-post guitar tabs, REM lyrics and Star Trek ascii art here for a short transition period.
— Ken Jennings (@KenJennings) November 7, 2022
“Somewhere a man in a plaid shirt is talking about John Muir and Satchel Paige. We miss him,” he continued. “Emigrated with me to Nyrbster, where we read the classic New York Review Books series in order of publication. I’m on the bioy.casares server.”
“Let’s all turn back to the Usenet newsgroup and collaborate on a short text thread about Portishead and The X-Files,” he added. “We can cross-post guitar tabs, REM lyrics and Star Trek ascii art here for a short transition period.”
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Ethan Kaplan answered, “Please tell me you’re using rec.music.rem.” Ken replied, “Of course!” Ethan wrote back, “Oh my gosh. Complain too? AOL? We are likely to work together in interpreting Harborcoat.”
“Don’t go but always watch hours and hours of Ken Burns,” one follower comment. “The only thing I like on Twitter is ‘Ken Jennings laugh-out-loud tweets.’ They are the best!” other fans agree.
While fans may not get all of Ken Jennings’ jokes, they’re glad he’s staying on Twitter — and “Jeopardy!” stage – for a long time yet. Or, in Ken’s words, “forever.”
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