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Buffett's a longtime sports fan, and not just of the NFL. He's known to show up to games wearing the jerseys of players he likes, including Ndamukong Suh of the Miami Dolphins and LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers. (If Buffett chose to shop around the NBA, James' team would cost him a mere $1.2 billion.)

Buffett is also a big supporter of the Creighton University Bluejays and University of Nebraska Cornhuskers, both hometown favorites in Omaha.

Not only does Buffett support those teams, he's somewhat of a good luck charm. In multiple instances — including with James and Suh — when Buffett has donned their numbers, the players' teams have gone home with wins. Coincidence?

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Warren Buffett attends the football game between theTwitter faux pas was the second for Netanyahu among Iranians in a little over a week, after he was roundly mocked on social media for telling BBC Persian that Iranians should overthrow their government so they can be free to wear jeans.

That comment was followed on Twitter by a groundswell of pictures of ordinary Iranians showing off their denim duds.

One of the prime ministerial account’s last tweets before apparently gaining interest in @PersianHotBook was an innocuous message of condolence on the passing of Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu expresses his deep sorrow over the passing of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. "He was among the greatest rabbis of our generation" — Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) October 7, 2013

Iranians on Twitter responded to the discovery with unbridled amusement. Ashkan