Mets Ask For Snack Recipes.. Get These

The Mets social media team should probably get some extra vacation time or a raise or something because they sure take a beating on a daily basis.  Today's no so great question to ask the fans...

What’s your favorite snack to eat when you’re watching the #Mets? Share your recipe & we’ll add it to our #Pinterest pic.twitter.com/QbgqkiPstz
— New York Mets (@Mets) December 3, 2013

Aaaaand here came the onslaught!

Xanax “@Mets: What’s your favorite snack to eat when you’re watching the #Mets?”
— Susana (@SusiMJK) December 3, 2013

Cyanide capsules RT"@Mets: What’s your favorite snack to eat when you’re watching the #Mets? pic.twitter.com/jf6joeO8xg"
— Mark E. (@TooGooden16) December 3, 2013

Rat poison RT @Mets: What’s your favorite snack to eat when you’re watching the #Mets? Share (cont) http://t.co/ZLT129avh4
— Dave (@Hello_Davey) December 3, 2013

@Mets humble pie
— WaitUhSeckin Prods. (@BizzaroZaun) December 3, 2013

And my personal favorite...

@Mets Glass shavings and a bleach martini
— Earl (@EarlTSB) December 3, 2013

To be fair there were plenty of actual answers. Far more than their #TearsForMyTeam debacle from the other day, but nonetheless this was good for a few chuckles. How about you? What do you like to snack on while watching the Mets lose 85 to 90 times annually? Sarcastic or otherwise...

Top Mets #TearsForMyTeam Replies

In an incredible stroke of idiocy the Mets social media team tweeted out this gem late this afternoon:

#Mets fans when was your moment RT @espn When was the last time you shed tears of joy for your team. Reply w/#TearsForMyTeam & we’ll RT some

— New York Mets (@Mets) December 2, 2013

Talk about inviting a beating of epic proportions. It wasn't lost on many either...

@Mets @espn here comes trouble

— keith blacknick (@Mediagoon) December 2, 2013

Trouble is exactly what followed, too! Here are the ten funniest replies and/or subtweets I could find in response to the Mets complete lack of self-awareness:

@Mets @espn When #Mets donned embarrassing Underdog shirts in an attempt to polish the turd of their talent-thin team. #TearsForMyTeam

— CC (@StrandThatRISP) December 2, 2013

Ohhhh person who runs the official team account, don't ever stop being you.

— E.J.Stankiewicz (@TheHappyRecap) December 2, 2013

@Mets @espn The dickey behind RA Dickey #TearsForMyTeam

— Kevin O. (@fromheretoLI) December 2, 2013

The Mets want us to @ them with the hashtag #TearsForMyTeam. This is too easy.

— Candy Cane Adam (@AdamMets) December 2, 2013

After they nontendered JV1. RT @Mets #Mets fans when was your moment RT @espn When was the last time you shed tears of joy for your team.

— Joe Pontillo (@JoePontillo) December 2, 2013

@Mets Whoever runs this account... Why do you bring it upon yourself?

— Tom (@GetsThruBuckner) December 2, 2013

@Mets @espn When they sent out that video of the players singing "jingle bells" #TearsForMyTeam

— Gary Crowley (@GCrowley) December 2, 2013

Dear person running the @Mets account: you have the patience of a saint. They should 4x your salary at LEAST. Hardest job in social media

— Tom Thai (@eviltomthai) December 2, 2013

@Mets @espn what's joy?

— Robert Z (@Rob_Zloto) December 2, 2013

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