FirstWeFeast One of the greatest things about Twitter is that, if you can make someone laugh in 140 characters, you can build a following. Brands like Charmin and Taco Bell have used humor as a powerful marketing tool on the social network, but some lesser-known accounts are bringing the LOLs as well. We rounded up some of our favorite shopping-related Twitter jokesters, and hope you find them as amusing as we do. Amazon Movie Reviews @AmznMovieRevws Birdman. #NationalBirdDay pic.twitter.com/Q7yb2ZrSCh — Amazon Movie Reviews (@AmznMovieRevws) January 5, 2016 This account rounds up the funniest — often unintentionally so — reviews of movies on Amazon. Spoiler alert before you click over: There are no actual wolves in The Wolf of Wall Street. John Legere @JohnLegere How are we going to #uncarrier-ize these earnings? With a fun drinking game! ??Rules of play: https://t.co/gdWTUbgEKq pic.twitter.com/zucWm4i5SH — John Legere (@JohnLegere) January 20, 2016 The cell phone carrier wars are the gift that keeps on giving. Not only is the stiff competition finally making plans more affordable, but we get to follow along as T-Mobile's sassy CEO talks smack about rival companies. Faces in Things @FacesPics These office speakers aren't the sharpest of thinkers pic.twitter.com/cBJvXrb7x0 — Faces in Things (@FacesPics) January 8, 2016 I bet you've never realized how many products look like they have faces in them. Spend a few minutes going through these tweets and we guarantee you'll see eyes, noses, and mouths everywhere on your next Home Depot trip. Nihilist Arby's @nihilist_arbys New Years resolution: give up. Eat arbys. Sit there. Keep sitting. Let the meaninglessness of life envelop you. Die. Be forgotten — Nihilist Arby's (@nihilist_arbys) January 1, 2016 Life is meaningless. Eat Arby's. There's more where that came from, and it's hilarious. Not really safe for work, so proceed with caution. We do need to give a shoutout to the real Arby's Twitter account, too, for this classic: Hey @Pharrell, can we have our hat back? #GRAMMYs — Arby's (@Arbys) January 27, 2014 Bored Elon Musk @BoredElonMusk Small drone that locates sound annoying you (neighbors dog, car alarm, etc) then flys over and leaves a passive aggressive note for owner. — Bored Elon Musk (@BoredElonMusk) November 30, 2015 Ever wondered what the Tesla CEO does in his spare time? According to this Twitter account, it's brainstorm new product ideas. Some of them are actually great! Brands Saying Bae @BrandsSayingBae swag pic.twitter.com/ekV4y7ycnc — Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) December 23, 2015 When brands try to be hip and fail miserably, this Twitter account is there to document it. Presidential candidates feature prominently as well. Neil Hamburger @neilhamburger A minor benefit of the eventual explosion of the universe will be the total annihilation of tweets like this. https://t.co/zPlvWIAe03 — Neil Hamburger (@NeilHamburger) January 18, 2016 Comedian Neil Hamburger isn't for everybody. He's offensive, but we included him on this list because he loves to troll brands on Twitter. His current targets include Hollister and Taco Bell (and by extension of the latter, Axl Rose). CVS Receipt @CVS_Receipt Bought a pack of gum and my receipt stretched all the way to Pluto. Took 10 years to print! #PlutoFlyby — CVS Receipt (@CVS_Receipt) July 14, 2015 Ever noticed how long CVS receipts are? So did the person who runs this Twitter account. Arena Flowers @ArenaFlowers Some owls can turn their heads 360 degrees. Others use a bayonet fitting. Always check the fitting & wattage when replacing your owl's head. — Arena Flowers (@ArenaFlowers) October 19, 2015 This UK company delivers flowers, but you'd never know it from the insanity that is their Twitter account. You'll also find tweets about penguins, infidelity, and soccer. Not much about flowers, though. The Retail Job Life @RetailJobLife Showing the new people around work like.... pic.twitter.com/attfXun7K5 — The Retail Job Life (@RetailJobLife) January 14, 2016 This account features observations from the other side of the register. If you've ever worked retail, you'll find a lot to relate to. What shopping-related Twitter accounts make you laugh, readers? Let us know in the comments below! Related DealNews Features: 10 Ways to Use Social Media to Save Money 10 Brand Social Media Campaigns That Ruled the Internet American Airlines Is the Quickest to Respond to Customers on Twitter
