Yea, that 90 second account set-up is a real stickler, but just wait until you see you have to limit a message to 140 character spaces. That will be vexing.

P.S. I wonder what ’09 Olbermann highlights we’ll be talking in about in 2010:

5) Continued respectful treatment of women he disagrees with, exemplified by referring to Michelle Malkin as “a mashed-up bag of meat with lipstick on it” and a truly weird pathology concerning Carrie Prejean, devoting entire segments to discussing her breast implants and culminating in the 50-year-old “serious journalist” ending one national broadcast by giving the 22-year-old a “three-finger salute.”

4) Dogged pursuit of displaying the evils of waterboarding, to the point of being duped by a C-level shock jock.

3) Professionalism at all times, like in April when he threw a hissy fit and took three days off his show when Rachel Maddow refused to cede Ben Affleck to “Countdown,” or like in November when he didn’t want to report on the GOP gubernatorial victories and took off from his show after MSNBC had promised a live “Countdown.”

2) Somber understanding of what’s truly important, such as his retiring of the “O’Reilly caricature” in the wake of “the clear role Fox News had played in the murder of George Tiller.” Later of course, we find out it’s because Immelt told him to stop going after O’Reilly, and Keith, being Keith, torpedoes the deal once it becomes public knowledge.

1) Pushing back against the ever-growing, nefarious Twitter-verse. Unaware MSNBC had set up an account in his name, Olbermann accused Twitter of setting up a phony account, declared it “The Worst Person in the World,” and even implied that it was a plot by Fox News.

He’s really pathetic. But I’m sure his tens upon tens of fans enjoyed his commentary. Question, other than media sites, who watches this moron?

Then why is it that the bulk of KO’s rantings involve Rush, O’Rielly, and Beck? Because they are all ratings winners and Keith tries to leech off some viewers by going after them. The irony here is that KO dares incite Limbaugh’s ego when he is actually so full of himself that he does not use a teleprompter but a mirror on set.

I don’t know if it’s fair to say that Rush is his nemesis. I think to be in that position, there would be mutual angst towards each other. But there isn’t. Rush despises Olbermann, but KO is just a small blip on the radar, that I’m not sure the “conflict” is substantial enough. Furthermore, is there anyone to the right of Rahm Emanuel that KO wouldn’t consider his “nemesis?” It’s just semantics… but I dunno… I’m not buying it.

Anyway… we really shouldn’t be shocked that KO spends a lot of time talking about himself. I mean, we’ve all watched the show before, right? This isn’t really anything new.

To him… this is Keith Olbermann’s world… and either you praise him, or you’re “the enemy.”

Sorry Keith… get over yourself.

So what exactly IS MSNBC the place for………………?