#TwitterZona: Tillman leads the way; It’s beer o’clock; Buff Scottsdale car pushers; Flake bakes in bleachers

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A look at Arizona news, views and images—via Arizona tweets.

CONCEIVED AND COMPILED BY @MikeTheSauce

PRIME FOOTBALL-VIEWING WEATHER

Phoenix PR guy Jeff Hecht tweeted: “PERFECT: /ˈpərfikt/ adj. – A rainy, 75 degree Sunday when I can watch football.”

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IT’S BEER O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE

D-Backs pitcher Daniel Hudson: “One of the biggest debates I find myself in regularly is whether or not it is too early for a beer… Those debates are usually with myself.”

JUST FOLLOW PAT

ESPN SportsCenter tweeted: “When Arizona State takes the field, the last thing players will see is Pat Tillman. Powerful.”

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ALL HEAT, ALL THE TIME

KPHO journalist Lindsay Reiser tweeted: “It’s 10:30p and still a thousand degrees out. My run tomorrow morning may be a slow one.”

WATERFRONT DESERT PROPERTY

State Senator Anna Tovar tweeted: “I always wanted to live on a waterfront property. Lots of rain today in West Valley.”

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SCOTTSDALE: HOME OF BUFF DUDES

Melissa Johnson, social media coordinator for Rose Law Group tweeted: “Thankfully there’s always buff men walking around Scottsdale. My car died in an intersection this am and one was there to push me to safety!”

BLEACHER CREATURE OVERHEAT-A

Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona: “Baking in the bleachers. 106*F at 7:36 pm. Only in Arizona.”

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POPCORNY FROM THE HEAT

“Opinionated wife and Imperfect Mom” Lisa Hudson of Scottsdale: “For crying out loud!!!! #ItsSeptember #desertliving.”

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PUMP UP AT GATE WAIT

Former Cards QB Kurt Warner tweeted: “After 2 long days of work I am in airport feeling like a need to get a workout in!!! Would it look bad to do push-up & sit-ups in airport?”

SOLEMN REMINDER

Republic features scribe Scott Craven tweeted: “Some of the flags packed up from the Prescott memorial Tuesday.”

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‘BREAKING,’ BAD…

Activist, runner Jose Medina of Phoenix: “Why is a divorce of a man who went through a highly publicized trial now a huge deal?! This shouldn’t be ‘BREAKING’ news, media.”

GOOD TIP

Gluten-free TV producer Ali Dugaw of Phoenix: “The best thing you can do for your server is pay with a credit card and tip cash.”

EARLY BIRDS GET THE ORNAMENTS

Director of Communication and Policy Adviser to the Arizona Senate Democrats Aaron Latham tweeted: “What the hell, Costco? It’s September 4th! #toosoon”

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WILDFLOWER POWER

12 News reporter Trisha Hendricks of Flagstaff tweeted: “Wiiiiiiildflowers!!! What a sight! #Flagstaff”

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DEATH WISH–TWO

The undisputed King of Stuff Jon Gabriel of Arizona: “Castro’s finally dead? WOO-HOO! Cuba Libre!!! Oh, ARIEL… Well, glad he’s dead too.”

SHE MEDALS IN FIRST-PITCHING

The Diamondbacks tweeted: “4-time Olympic gold medalist Olga Korbut threw out ceremonial 1st pitch with flair.”

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SKEETER TWEETER

President and COO of the Phoenix Mercury Amber Cox tweeted: “I saw one mosquito in my house. Now I feel like there is a swarm of them eating me alive.”

SUMMER MADNESS

E. Paul Whetten of Mesa: “While people in other states don coats and sweaters we in AZ are going extra rounds with Summer.  109 degrees today.  #livinginhellstinks”

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