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Celebrity Tweets: The Worst And The Best Award!
We all know how these tiny tweets have time and again proved their worth, well now, the news is that the celebrity twitter users have been judged, they have weighed and a list has been made of the Worst and the Best tweets.
And the Worst Twitter User Award goes to Jordan aka Katie Price, who with her vile, unintelligible and bitter tweets she won her place announced, one-poll, which had conducted the survey.
While the second place was awarded to Peter Andre's Tweeter, with over 4,000 Twitter users siding with his wife, who has been slamming the estranged husband through the social networking website.
In the Best Tweeter category, British actor, writer, comedian, author, television presenter and film director Stephen Fry took the first spot for being the most interesting through his tweets, whereas rapper 50 Cent was placed third in the worst tweet category followed by Mariah Carey and P Diddy.
Also in the best category, the fifth spot was adjudged to President Barack Obama's Tweeter blog, with Jimmy Carr, Phillip Schofield and Russell Brand occupying the second, third and fourth place respectively.
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