Hey now! Ed Morrissey shamelessly shows off his ‘impressive junk’ [photo]

February 17, 2017 Ed Morrissey, impressive junk, junk, photo, T. Becket Adams

http://twitter.com/#!/Matthops82/status/525735544412573696

This is not a drill.

Earlier today, HotAir’s Ed Morrissey decided that it was time for him to cross that 40,000-follower threshold. And he was willing to go pretty far to do it:

I'm 97 followers away from 40K. I wonder if taking a picture of my junk will help. pic.twitter.com/f8huZIXGvV

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) October 24, 2014

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Oh, my!

@EdMorrissey is that seriously your junk?

— John Gibson (@GibsonRadio) October 24, 2014

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Seriously. I take my junk very seriously. 😉 RT @GibsonRadio: @EdMorrissey is that seriously your junk?

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) October 24, 2014

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He doesn’t mess around.

Guys, it's not okay to share these @EdMorrissey pics. He has a right privacy. This is never okay. PERIOD.

— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) October 24, 2014

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@BecketAdams You're crazy. @EdMorrissey chose to post a pic of his junk on the timeline. You can't now claim Ed's junk is not fair game.

— Tommy (@FirstTeamTommy) October 24, 2014

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@FirstTeamTommy NO. That photo was likely meant for someone special. We’ve collectively participated in violating his privacy @EdMorrissey

— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) October 24, 2014

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@BecketAdams Stop. @EdMorrissey clearly stated he hoped posting a pic of his very impressive junk would gain him follower.

— Tommy (@FirstTeamTommy) October 24, 2014

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@FirstTeamTommy OK. But what does @EdMorrissey’s attempt to use his junk to achieve infamy tell us about unacceptable social norms?

— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) October 24, 2014

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Who cares? All that matters is that it worked: