A short but provocative war of words between The Washington Post and Wells Fargo CFO - Tim Sloan. The war starts with The Washington Post making an extremely measured comment on Senator Ted Cruz, to which Tim Sloan jumps on, and what ensues is a rapid exchange of witty tweets to eachother before the post decides its enough.

An act of kindness from Ipswich Town defender, Tyrone Mings, who upon finding out that a fan couldn't make it to the game due to financial reasons, decided to leave two spare tickets at the Box Office for the fan to collect. The fan in question later thanked him for the gesture, to which he replied "It's what I do!".

Phil Lester (@amazingphil) and Dan Howell (@danisnotonfire), the two British vloggers and radio personalities who host the BBC Radio 1's Sunday evening entertainment show, engage in some funny and insightful exchanges about various topics and their work. These casual and candid conversations will surely be exciting for their fans.

This conversation between American songwriter, singer and actress - winner of the Music Choice Awards - Ariana Grande, and her friend (ex), a member of the group hosting content on the popular YouTube comedy/prank channel "Janoskians", Jai Brooks, starts out initially as the normal exchange between couples. Then somewhere around October this year, the two broke up, and things took a turn for the worse. The two exchanged words on twitter with Jai Brooks claiming Ariana Grande cheated on him. What ensues is a must see, with Jai Brooks even uploading a picture of what looks to be the "break up" SMS message.

A heated exchange between comedian Rohan Joshi (@mojorojo) and @cerebrallyyours broke out where @cerebrallyyours accused the comedian of being sexist and mysoginyst in his jokes. Rohan Joshi however was having none of it, and made the case that just because he said so in a joke, about one woman, doesn't mean he is generalizing. This piece supposedly was a point of discussion on various feminist social networking pages.