Following on from the Greek referendum's decisive "no" vote on its bailout conditions, here are some of the best reactions on Twitter.
Many Twitter users wanted to congratulate the Greeks for rejecting further austerity. Activist and author Naomi Klein's tweet sums up the general mood:
However, other Twitter users were far more interested in making fun of the Greek's decision:
Next time you go out with friends, don't go Dutch. Go Greek. Just refuse to pay. #greekreferendum
Took a vote at home. We have decided we wont be paying our credit card bills. Ever. #greekreferendum
After the #greferendum it's time to face the #gronsequences.
Text from the Greek PM: "Couldn't lend me a tenner, could you?" #Greece
In an odd twist, anti-austerity left-wingers and Euro-sceptic right-wingers are both celebrating the result, as highlighted in this tweet from actor David Schneider:
One of the most popular tweets was Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis' announcement of his resignation, which has been shared by 16,000 Twitter users:
Minister No More! http://yanisvaroufakis.eu/2015/07/06/minister-no-more/ …
What Varoufakis will do next is not yet known, but British journalist Marie Le Conte has suggested one possible career move:
GUYS. OH MY GOD. GUYS. ... MAYBE VAROUFAKIS COULD FORM A POP BAND WITH MILIBAND AND CLEGG.
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