While it seems as though every other post we&'ve written lately can be taken as evidence that Silicon Valley is currently in a very optimistic phase, Mike&'s &''Facebook Now Worth $50 Billion In Secondarya4s‚ Trading&'' pretty much took the cake, until this one.

Perhaps a better marker of the &''good times&'' tipping point than the rumored Groupon acquisition (AND the subsequent Groupon for Groupon spoof), the highly contested Tech Bubble of 2010 now has its own Twitter address at @the_tech_bubble. And judging by the timing of its first tweet, it looks like the astronomical Facebook valuation post inspired the account. In fact I&'m not entirely convinced Arrington isn&'t somehow behind this.

While there were plenty of snarky blogs during the early Web 2.0 era including uncov and Dead 2.0, I&'ve never seen aa4s‚ bubble with it&'s own Twitter account. Perhaps the account itself explained it best, &''Of course I have a twitter account. Twitter wouldn&'t exist without me.&''

Hmmm. I see what you did just there.