'How good are turtles!'
Mystical musings and suchlike rubbish in this week's Twitter round-up. Also, the meaning of "Life!!!"

"Let's see, they have those nice shells, they're quiet, they have an article of clothing named after them…" • Getty Images
Is it appropriate to refer to bathos within a subheading of a throwaway column about the most throwaway form of social media? Probably not, but South Africa's Colin Ingram made it happen with the following tweet on the morning of the semi-final against England.
@AlviroPetersen
Let's stick with the crowd-pleasing subheadings. Andre Adams is choosing his words carefully.
@AndreAdams
Anyone who feels that the quality of the Australian cricket team is directly related to the volume of body hair it can boast might like to ponder this question from John Hastings.
Pat Cummins has that sinking feeling.
Graeme Smith's a busy man.
@GraemeSmith49
Recent events indicate that David Warner is prone to getting overexcited from time to time. Does that come across on his Twitter account?
@davidwarner31
From Suresh Raina.
"Just woke and remember I creamed the English bowling attack on this day last year hahahaa boommm #1195 #bobski#tinobest.......#GODisGOOD"
@tinobest
Kemar can express so much with so few words.
@KemarAJR
We got a great insight into the demands placed upon one of Roach's team-mates this week as well.
@K_Brathwaite
There's not much left to say in this feature. Ross Taylor this week. Don't want to spoil it for you, but he's had a meal at Nando's.
Alex Bowden blogs at King Cricket