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Posted: 2017-02-14T12:13:40Z | Updated: 2017-02-14T22:40:26Z

What does Kim Kardashians marriage to Kris Humphries have in common with a dragonflys lifespan? Theyre both longer-lasting than Michael Flynns tenure as President Donald Trumps national security adviser.

Flynn resigned Monday night, just 24 days into the role, amid allegations he discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia with the Russian ambassador in the weeks before Trump took office. If proven true, Flynn could be in violation of the Logan Act , which prohibits private citizens from negotiating with foreign governments.

Twitter users promptly responded to Flynns brief term with suggestions of things they say have had more staying power.

Below is a list of 15 of the best tweets.

Kim Kardashian's Marriage To Kris Humphries
At 72 days, their wedded bliss was three times as long as Flynn's time in the job.
A David Blaine Stunt
Blaines Above the Below stunt in London in 2003 lasted for 44 days.
An Orgasm
Hmm.
Dishwashing Liquid
Biscuits
Employment Of Stoned Pizza Deliverers
Eggs
Houseflies
Ice Cream
Some Food In The Fridge
This Person's Fungal Infection
A Roll Of Paper Towel
A Cold
This Guy's High School Football Career
A Bag Of Diapers

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