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2010 — Lauren A. E. Schuker, "Scorsese Visits the Asylum ", The Wall Street Journal , 15 January 2010:
"The Runaways" isn't perfectly suited for 8-year-old "twitards ," however: Some themes are dark, including the girls' drug and alcohol use. 2010 — Nancy DeWolf Smith, "The Ravishing of Rob Pattinson ", The Wall Street Journal , 12 March 2010:
After more than a year of mainstream-culture derision aimed at so-called twitards , vindication of a kind arrived in the March issue of a trendy men's magazine, Details. 2011 — Tessa Yannone, "Five Reasons to Avoid 'Twilight' ", UWeekly , 16 November 2011:
According to Urban Dictionary a twitard is someone who takes fandom of Twilight to a level of or beyond obsession.
[ …] Twitards are scary. They are those people who worship every miniscule detail about Twilight and will defend it to the death, [ …]
