It's Follow Friday! Yes, again. A new one comes 'round every week, I'l have you know. Come see what Twitter account we think you should be following this week: Waterstones on Oxford Street!

It's Friday again, so here's another recommendation of someone for you to follow on Twitter. This week, I think you should be following Abigail Harrison, because young people are the future, and it's nice to see one making a difference for science. Oh, and she's an inspiring figure for girls to look up to in STEM fields, which is something we need.

It's Friday and Twitter is still a thing, so we're going to tell you who to follow. This week we'd like to point you towards science lover Phil Plait (@badastronomer) for some fun science times.

You know the drill. It's Friday, so it's also #FollowFriday, so we're going to highlight a Twitter feed we like a bunch and suggest that you go follow it, too. This week, we have the feed for Redshirts-writing, Hugo award-winning, Regency-gown-wearing John Scalzi.

It's that time of the week where we give you someone to follow on Twitter. This week it's Geek's Guide to Dating author, occasional Geekosystem contributor, and Philadelphia enthusiast Eric Smith who tweets from @ericsmithrocks.

It's Friday, so that means -- oh, come on, do we really have to explain this to you every week? It's Follow Friday! You know the drill. This week we're recommending our new favorite sanity-depleting, psychologically horrifying Twitter (sorry, Night Vale!), Dread Singles.

It's that time again, Internet. It's the day when we jump in on the glorious Twitter tradition of #FollowFriday and recommend an account we think you should be following. This week that account belongs to author/vlogger/nerdfighter(not someone who fights nerds) John Green.

Gosh, is it Friday already? Time for another #FollowFriday, where we tell you who you should be following on Twitter. This week we've got the official Twitter account for the Welcome To Night Vale podcast, which is a treat to read all on its own.

You know how this works by now. It's Friday, so we're recommending a Twitter account for you to follow. It's #FollowFriday. This week, @lolmythesis, a genius account that summarizes years of academic research and writing into one geniusly oversimplified sentence.

Wow, is it Friday already? Time flies when you're gorging yourself on holiday treats and trying to ignore your family's questions about your personal life. Speaking of which, the person we think you should be following on Twitter this time is Kate Beaton, whose recent family comics have been the highlight of our week.

It's Friday! You know what that means: binge-watching old Pete and Pete reruns and passing out in front of the TV. No? Just us? Well, for the rest of you, it's also #FollowFriday! That's where we try to convince you to follow great people on Twitter, and this week that great person TARDIS-theorizing physicist Dr. Ben Tippett.

It's that time again! That's right, we're about to attempt to improve your Internet experience by suggesting a person we think you should be following on Twitter. That person is Scott Pilgrim creator, author, and artist Bryan Lee O'Malley, because he's still writing comics and being hilarious, and you can get in on it.

Every week for #FollowFriday, we pick a notable account for you to follow on Twitter. This week, we think you should start paying more attention to Gail Simone, a comic book writer who's definitely one of the coolest — and funniest — people in the business.

It's that time of the week again, where we highlight a Twitter account we really think you should be following. This week: Babby Tips. We already recommended @BabbyTips with a few other absurd accounts back in the wake of @Horse_eBooks, but we really love it and think it deserves its own post.

Hey, it's #FollowFriday again! That means that we get to pick a person who is great and tell you all about how great they are at Twitter. Then you go and follow that person on Twitter, because why wouldn't you listen to every single thing we say? This week, we're recommending the creator of the webcomic JL8, Yale Stewart.

#FollowFriday is that special time of the week when we pick a person that we really enjoy following on Twitter and tell you all about why you should enjoy following that person on Twitter. Then, you follow that person on Twitter and enjoy it, and everybody wins! Today, we want you to follow astronaut Commander Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield).

It's Friday, so it's time for us to find you a new Twitter feed to follow as part of #FollowFriday. This week we're talking about Mallory Ortberg, co-founder of The Toast and writer extraordinaire.