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The best alternatives to Faking Fake Tweets are Binky, Fake Tweet Generator, and Jott. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
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- Binky is the most stress-free social media app ever! Think about all those times when you want to scroll through a feed on your phone, but you don't want to read depressing news articles or see photos from people who seem happier than you. Binky gives you the incessant micro-thrills of scrolling through stuff, never knowing what's coming next, without all the hassle.
- With the Fake Tweet Generator tool you can create convincing fake tweet images. This tool is completely customizable so you can choose any name, any content, any time, any number of likes and many more.
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- Spoonie is an open-source Chrome extension with one mission - make the internet silly. Spoonie constructs spoonerisms out of text on pages you visit. It then replaces the original text with the spoonerized text. Works on most sites, and is often quite funny!
- Tweet Bombs was made with a little help from Adam Schefter and a no-code tool called Bubble.io. It's is a tool where you can make your own Adam Schefter "Tweet Bomb" and drop BREAKING news on the rest of your fantasy football league (or just smack talk 😄)
