Last month we had self-righteous anti-television snobs, 'content strategy' types claiming they 'think', and community college snobbery from Toys 'R Us retail employees.

Back in March, we started browsing the web for the absolute worst in Twitter.

Today is actually a very special day, as we actually make room for two awful trolls we somehow missed in the last year.

Last month we witnessed pretentious poetry, accidental double entendres, and far too many self-serious musicians. But that was before Occupy Wall Street took off.

Last month, we were told that we were too nice to the twits.

Last month, we introduced you to the glory of @Peanutfreemom, learned stalking made things awkward, and that aspiring American J-pop singers have fragile egos.

Last month, we had the very best of the worst of Twitter, with racist foreigners, fussy classist gay Brits, and way too many smart people trying to reassure themselves about their own intelligence.

Last month, we saw the epic Twitter war between the Marketing Alliance and the Food Blogger Underground for who was the worst on Twitter.

Last month, we featured fourteen very special people, including a lofty thinking humanitarian who thought his Facebook ripoff would end war, a good old-fashioned "look at mah bewbs" girl next door, and other miscellaneous delusional narcissists.