How do you explain coming back from series deficits twice? How do you explain winning your do-or-die game through a manufactured run and an error? How do you explain getting pummeled by a guy almost twice your size at second base, only to see the next five games through to become a championship MVP? How do you explain hitting a ball three times with a broken bat and clearing the bases? How do you explain getting your hamate bone removed earlier in the season and hitting two home runs off one of the most feared starting pitchers in all of baseball (And a third one off a relief pitcher later)? How do you explain taming the sluggers on the opposing team?

How do you even explain anything that’s happened this year in this scrappy club known as the San Francisco Giants?

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As an avid user of Twitter for the past four years, I’ve done and seen it all in terms of virtual celebrity interactions, thanks to the wonderful community of pop culture enthusiasts I’ve come to be a part of. But I continue to witness various fouls within that community, and I’ve learned some lessons in Twitter etiquette the hard way myself (The guy who plays Kevin in The Office recently sort of called me out, even though I was just kidding with him!). So I decided to put together this little guide of dos and don’ts for when you want to tweet a celebrity without seeming like a deranged fangirl.

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