Netverjar hafa gert óspart grín að forsetanum sem virðist hafa lagst til hvílu án þess að klára það sem hann hafði að segja eða þá leiðrétt mistökin.
Tístið hálfkláraða byrjar á orðunum „Despite the constant negative press covfefe“, og þykir líklegt að orðið „covfefe“ hafi átt að vera „coverage“. Mætti þýða setninguna sem eða „Þrátt fyrir látlausa neikvæða umfjöllun fjölmiðla“, en þó er ljóst að síðari hluta hugsunar Trump vantar enn.
Uppfært:
Trump hefur nú fjarlægt tístið af Twitter-síðu sinni.
It's been five minutes. What if this is it. That is his final tweet & the rest of history stops.
— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) May 31, 2017
"Not only is covfefe a word, it's the greatest word ever uttered." pic.twitter.com/kWhfLrFaKn
— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) May 31, 2017
Wakes up.
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) May 31, 2017
Checks Twitter.
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Uh...
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Lookups fo...
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Regrets checking Twitter.
Goes back to bed.
We're all having a laugh but #covfefe was the nuclear code.
— Dan Telfer (@dantelfer) May 31, 2017
what makes me saddest is that I know I'll never write anything funnier than #covfefe
— Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) May 31, 2017
What is the correct pronunciation of #covfefe?
— Fusion (@Fusion) May 31, 2017
Do we think "covfefe" is his safe word?
— Emma Kennedy (@EmmaKennedy) May 31, 2017
At spelling bee...
— Donovan Kay (@DonovanKayyy) May 31, 2017
Judge: The word is #covfefe
Contestant: Can you use it in a sentence?
Judge: Despite the constant negative press covfefe
Note to @FT staff. We're going to move our daily negative press covfefe to 11am today. pic.twitter.com/TlZTbsZpTC
— Peter Spiegel (@SpiegelPeter) May 31, 2017
Note to @FT staff. We're going to move our daily negative press covfefe to 11am today. pic.twitter.com/TlZTbsZpTC
— Peter Spiegel (@SpiegelPeter) May 31, 2017
#covfefe TweetsWhen they go low, we covfefe.
— billy eichner (@billyeichner) May 31, 2017
