For the most part the fake solves are just the usual witless profanity, which Mashable finds "most beautifully incorrect." Well, nobody ever praised Mashable for clever insight...nobody with half a brain, anyway. I took a screenshot of one of the more presentable solves, which at least didn't conjugate the f-word.
The Mashable writer seems to think that whoever is behind the twitter account may not know how Wheel of Fortune is played. My guess is that the tweeter is a lonely student with a sense of humor named for the second year of college (see above).
There are enough real bloopers from Wheel of Fortune on YouTube to keep people amused. But now we've got fake bloopers, too. The Mashable writer says "we should feel blessed" about the tweets. Yeah, bless us all.
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