Kris Humphries Still Trying to be a Victim...

Either Humphries is the strong silent type or he signed an iron-clad prenup that prevents him from uttering a harsh word against his soon-to-be-ex.

If that's the case, it seems he can still send cryptic messages on Twitter.

During the Jan. 8 episode of "Kim & Kourtney Take New York" -- the episode where Kim first confesses to her mother that the honeymoon is definitely over and things don''t feel right in her marriage. Humphries tweeted:

Was Kris watching the show? If so, he tweeted the message at about the same time Kim was on screen telling Kris Jenner:

"There's something in my relationship that I just feel like isn't right," she said. "Married life just isn't what I thought it would be with him."

If the timeline of the Kardashians' show is to be believed, while Kim and Kourtney left New York for a quiet weekend, Kris jetted to Toronto for a club appearance without clearing it with Kim. The incident sparked yet another argument between the newlyweds and was billed as "the beginning of the end."

OK, look here, Frankenstein, you didn't get duped by Kim Kardashian - you were a willing participant. If Kim Kardashian used you for publicity, you used her for the same reason. You didn't see this woman and within two months have a $10 million dollar wedding expecting to be together until they're old people explaining granny's $ex tape with Ray J, of all people to the grandkids.

You fell in love with the idea of being with "Kim Kardashian" and in order to keep her when you got her, you proposed like a damn fool. I could see if  you were with her for a year or two and decided she's worth marrying, but a $10 million dollar wedding and it's clear even before the wedding that you got on each other's nerves? You wanted the Kim Kardashian you see in pictures, and you were willing to look past the fact that she was a real person whom you may, or may not, like.

Not to mention the fact that I've watched you on the show even before the marriage, and you don't know what to say, when to say it, or how to say it, so, for someone who is opinionated and inappropriate as you are to try to convince the people that you just "went along" with this wedding is certainly unbelieveable.

I'm just saying.