Aside from the bouts of humor many Twitter users are providing, thanks, in large part to the @herpderpedia Twitter account’s work, it’s also becoming a water cooler of sorts, at least in relation to the anti-piracy act that’s ruling the day. I’m talking about SOPA, of course.

Before that, however, if you want have a little fun, check out the tweets @herpderpedia is rebroadcasting, and then click over and see what kind of responses the folks who were highlighted by the account have received. Let’s just say their lack of Wikipedia awareness was not easily forgiven.

Take this little exchange, for instance. Be warned, the language is NSFW:

Aside from the frequent Wikipedia fails, Twitter has turned its full attention to SOPA with the “#thingsbetterthanSOPA” trend. The responses concerning the SOPA trend, besides being awfully accurate, are about what you’d expect:

Great minds think alike, apparently. While all of those embedded tweets capture the mood of Twitter concerning SOPA, this final one, while a little dramatic, is just about pitch perfect:

With that in mind, does anyone besides bought-and-paid-for politicians and the entertainment industry actually support SOPA? Have you or has anyone you know seen an Average Joe type take a stand for these anti-piracy acts?