It's also the month when our social media feeds explode with excessive moustache euphemisms (like womb-broom or taint-tickler) and more corny mo-related puns than you can handle. .
But on Friday, while everyone was busy freaking out over LeBron James' letter announcing his return to Cleveland, I was watching my friends' Facebook and Twitter feeds explode as they spoke animatedly of Jeremy Lin's newly minted status as a Los Angeles Laker.
The moment the Duke Blue Devils were named the 2015 NCAA Champions, my social media feeds exploded with messages from and to Badger fans -- the majority of them kind words and support for the group of young men who were likely feeling all kinds of awful.
My notifications feed exploded.
Right after the election, my Twitter feed exploded with shock and moans.
The feed exploded with action, as they simultaneously photographed the race from four strategic locations.
After cyclist Thomas crossed the line, lecturer Thomas's Twitter feed exploded into life.
And the assembled press, watching next door on a live video feed, exploded into joyous applause at the most debonair show of Gallic grouchiness since Serge Gainsbourg.
My Twitter feed exploded this week with liberal left acquaintances blaming the media – especially the Daily Mail – and politicians for rfocusing on negative and unrepresentative stories and misusing statistics.
