Alec Baldwin Quits Twitter Yet Again, And Gives Vanity Fair An Earful

Alec Baldwin, who wed fiancé Hilaria Thomas, in New York on Saturday, has decided to part with his Twitter account.

Baldwin is no stranger to the deactivation process. On December, the quick-tempered 54-year-old bid adieu to Twitter after ranting about a flight attendant from American Airlines who caused his removal from the airport, after he refused to turn off his cellphone.  

A month later, he announced his return to his 560,000 Twitter followers.

This time, before pulling the plug, the actor sent a final tweet which simply said "its been fun."

In this month's issue of Vanity Fair, the churlish comedian shared a few colorful words about the people who have angered him in the past. He talked about murdering his ex-wife's (Kim Basinger) lawyer "with a baseball bat." About TMZ producer Harvey Levin, who released the infamous video tape of him calling his teenage daughter, Ireland, a "pig," he said, "I wanted to stick a knife in him and gut him and kill him, and I wanted him to die breathing his last breath looking into my eyes."

About the root of his anger, Baldwin blames Hollywood. "You know, Hollywood does draw some very strange characters, and then the power of Hollywood and what they can do with it becomes like a blood sport to them." 

We hope to see a much more composed Baldwin in the future. Fortunately, he seems to realize he needs to work on his quick temper "You have to let that go. Enough time - I mean, it does heal wounds," he said.