Whatever you may feel about President Donald Trump as a leader or a person, I think we can all agree that he could stand to have someone check over his tweets before he sends them.
Not to censor them or anything, but simply to make sure that the tweet is actually saying what he thinks it's saying.
In the tweet, Trump expresses dissatisfaction with how much focus NASA has been placing on plans for going to the Moon again.
When pointing out that Mars is one of the things NASA should focus on instead, the president's use of parentheses really makes it look like he thinks that the Moon — Earth's Moon — is part of Mars.
Mars actually has two moons of its own, named Phobos and Deimos after the sons of Aries in Greek mythology.
Well, duh. Why else would they call it a Mars Bar? Of course it's made of chocolate!
Really, Twitter was on fire when it came to memes.
In that one, Trump praised NASA and announced he was giving them a ton of extra funding to go back to the Moon, and then onto Mars.
The plan is to get astronauts back to the lunar surface, including the first female astronaut to go there, by 2024. which is pretty darned cool.
Likely, he was referring to the Moon landing being part of the Mars mission, rather than the satellite belonging to the other planet entirely.
Twitter has a 280 character limit and the tweet is only 246. That leaves plenty of room to have worded it in a clearer, less hilarious way.
