Manager has been tweeting about me?

[Meagan]

I know you really don't want to drop it and you're taking it personally, but the best policy is to just ignore it and forget about it.

It won't reflect very well on you when trying to get new employment if you seem bitter at all, even if it's justified. The market these days is all about your attitude, and if you have a bad one...well, you're screwed.

Also, don't even think about bringing it up, or treating the manager any differently than how you would treat any other bosses/coworkers/customers. Because he/she IS the manager right now, if you do leave, they have complete control over whether or not you get a new job. Prospective employers contact the most recent supervisor in an attempt to get the most up to date feel on a potential employee. The worse you treat your manager, the worse off you'll be.