Dumb Fox News Hashtag Generates Predictably Sarcastic Replies

On Tuesday, the account for 19th-century opinion program Fox & Friends asked Twitter users what stuff from 2014 they were "over," kicking things off with the above (apparently un-ironic) image and the hashtag #OverIt2014. It went about as well as you'd expect.

.@foxandfriends doughy white people with terribly racist, sexist, and homophobic opinions #OverIt2014

— Crave That New Years (@Slammy_P) December 30, 2014

@foxandfriends I'm over 340 lbs and I need help jacking off #overit2014

— Wrong Opinion Guy (@gewqk) December 30, 2014

.@foxandfriends I'm over "Survivor" contestants disguised as "journalists" #OverIt2014

— Gabe Ortíz (@TUSK81) December 30, 2014

.@foxandfriends OVER my family and I not being allowed in most restaurants. #OverIt2014 pic.twitter.com/3k5c2KWLWo

— S.H. Carlyle (@houseofcarlyle) December 30, 2014

I'm totally over patriarchal power structures, institutionalized racism, and transmisogyny #OverIt2014

— Carolyn Petit (@carolynmichelle) December 30, 2014

#OverIt2014 vape juice from foreign countries

— Camden's finest (@anbrll00) December 30, 2014

To their social media manager's credit, the hashtag did elicit at least one sincere reply, from Tea Party activist Neal Boortz...

Tats. Urban yodeling. Baba Wawa. Broccoli. Al Sharpton. Global warming. and ..... 0BAMA. #OverIt2014

— Neal Boortz (@Talkmaster) December 30, 2014

...but the general response is probably best summed up by this tweet:

The dipshits on @foxandfriends. #OverIt2014

— clups (@clups) December 30, 2014

[Image via Twitter]