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Roseanne Barr has filed the official paperwork necessary to run for the Green Party nomination for president of the United States.

No joke.

And here we thought Donald Trump endorsing Mitt Romney was the big celebrity political news of the day.

"I am running for Green Party nominee for POTUS," the comedian said Thursday on Twitter. "I am an official candidate. I am4 the Greening of America&the world. Green=peace/justice."

Barr filed her paperwork with the Federal Election Commission on Jan. 25, creating a four-way racefor the Green nomination, which will be decided at the Green Party Presidential Nominating Convention in July.

"I will run until the convention in July in Baltimore-I fully expect Jill Stein 2b the nominee& I will support her, but til then-I'll serve," Barr said amid a slew of other tweets, some of them raunchy, most having to do with her campaign.

Her platform as expressed Thursday on the microblogging site included a promise to institute "#Europeanstyle" single-payer healthcare within the first 100 days of her term, and to forgive all credit card and mortgage debt "by kicking out the FED-those to whom all this fake debt is owed."

In a campaign-announcement speech delivered in May 2010, Barr put out a more detailed three-step platform (read the speech here): First, make war illegal and legalize hemp (marijuana too). Second, change the demographics of government to include more women. Third, outlaw — how do we say this politely? — outlaw bull. Yes, that's it. Outlaw bull.

"After the passage of this one law," she said in the speech, "the Patriarchy will inevitably begin to crumble, as will the concept of War itself, which is largely a large load of," well, bull.

[Updated, 6:25 p.m. Feb. 2: In a more recent statement posted at the Green Party Watch website, Barr expressed her support for the Occupy Wall Street movement and said, "Both the Democratic and Republican parties are bought and paid for by corporate America and cater to the needs of the highest bidder as opposed to the people they claim to represent. I cannot be bought."]

Would you vote for Roseanne Barr for president?

from msnbc.com

GuinessWorldRecords.com

Does anything merit more than 1 million comments on Facebook? Perhaps the presidential race? Beyonce and Jay Z's baby? Photos of meerkats and other cute animals? How about Pioneer Trail (formerly known as FrontierVille)?

A fan group of the Facebook game set a new record Jan. 31 for having the most comments on a single post: 1,001,552.

The number is almost double last year's record, held by Roberto Esposito of Italy, says the Guinness World Records record-keeping site.

Members of the Facebook group, Ffgpioneers, started their quest at the end of last October. "My friend Nattie Murphy saw the previous record and suggested I try to break it — it sounded like a great idea for our group to show what we are capable of when we work together," Tracey Hodgson of the United Kingdom told Guinness World Records.

(As administrator of the fan page, she notes that "while I don't actually play FrontierVille anymore, I've met some great people through playing it and love to be able to help them enjoy the game still.")

The post itself, from Hodgson, that got the comments:

hi all!!!, hope everyone is ok today , this is "the one", please talk about anything you like here, whatever you want to talk about, change topic whenever you like also, just have fun, . so how are you all today?( please someone speak quick or i'll have no nails left!!!) :-) xxx

Another team member, Cathy Matthews, who helped set the record, told Sacramento's FOX 40 TV station that she contributed by typing two-letter words over and over and over to count as posts (including the word "go").

While the title doesn't come with any money, it comes with a spot of fame.

Matthew said she thinks of it as "leaving my mark on the world .... because I'm really not a spring chicken anymore and I really haven't done anything phenomenal."