As much of the world looked on in horror at the tragic crash of the Malaysia Airlines passenger plane on Thursday, July 17, Jason Biggs decided to make light of the situation on Twitter. 
 
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 “Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flier miles?” the Orange Is the New Black actor, 36, tweeted, quickly following it up with, “In all seriousness, tho- HOW DO YOU MISTAKENLY SHOOT DOWN A COMMERCIAL PLANE?! Ugh. It's saddest for the victims and their families, obviously. But Malaysia Airlines is apparently a GREAT airline. Gonna be tough to recover.” 
 
 The American Pie star was quickly met with backlash from those mourning the loss of the 298 passengers on board, none of whom survived the crash after a missile hit the plane in the Ukraine. 
 
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 “Hey all you ‘too soon’ a--holes- it's a f--king joke. You don't have to think it's funny, or even be on my twitter page at all,” the first-time father wrote. “The idea that I wouldnt have any empathy 4 the victims or their families because I make a joke is absolutely ridiculous. U know that, right? Truly- you losers are literally trying to find shit to get angry about. Channel your issues elsewhere.” 
 
 Biggs went on to point out that he chose to deal with the tragedy through humor, saying “I hope I can laugh during my family tragedy 2!” 
 
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 This isn’t the first time the actor’s Twitter has caused controversy. A longtime viewer of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, Biggs has become known for his live tweets. After this season’s Bachelorette contestant Eric Hill died in an accident, Biggs tweeted, “Crazy rule change—instead of voting off the contestants, this season #TheBachelorette gets to kill them off." 

 "...to me, watching people get riled up over the most trivial things is pure fking [sic] gold," Biggs wrote in Esquire last year. Good, because with the latest Malaysian Airlines disaster, people are certainly getting riled up over Biggs on Twitter. 
 
 Hey, to each his own and freedom of speech and all that, but eventually, someone is going to lose a job and that someone is Jason Biggs. As follows, here are some of his "Greatest Twitter Hits." 
 
 The Pope/Sex Abuse 
 
 The Bachelor contestants 
 
 The Bachelorette's dead contestant 
 
 Malaysian Airlines Part I + The Bachelor 
 
 Malaysian Airlines Part II
– Jason Biggs apparently hasn't yet taken What Not to Tweet 101. Yesterday the Orange Is the New Black and American Pie star tweeted, "Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flier miles?" He followed that up with a slightly less controversial tweet ("In all seriousness, tho- HOW DO YOU MISTAKENLY SHOOT DOWN A COMMERCIAL PLANE?! Ugh. It's saddest for the victims and their families, obviously. But Malaysia Airlines is apparently a GREAT airline. Gonna be tough to recover."), but critics were quick to pile on nonetheless. All this according to Us and many other outlets—the tweets in question have since been deleted. As Jezebel notes, Biggs' Twitter feed has featured quite a few similarly controversial jokes in the past, on subjects ranging from pedophilia in the Catholic Church to a dead Bachelor contestant. This time around, Biggs didn't initially seem to feel too remorseful, reportedly tweeting, "Hey all you ‘too soon’ a--holes- it's a f---ing joke. You don't have to think it's funny, or even be on my twitter page at all. The idea that I wouldnt have any empathy 4 the victims or their families because I make a joke is absolutely ridiculous. U know that, right? Truly- you losers are literally trying to find s--- to get angry about. Channel your issues elsewhere. ... I hope I can laugh during my family tragedy 2!" Now, however, all of those tweets have been deleted and a more sincere-sounding apology appears on his Twitter page: "People were offended, and that was not my intent. Sorry to those of you that were. This is obviously a horrible tragedy, and everyone-including myself- is sad and angry about it. Sending positive thoughts to the victims and their families. P.S. No one is making me send these tweets- I simply understand that my comments might have come off as insensitive and ill-timed. For that, I apologize."