Twitterati
Posted on | March 31, 2007 | 2 Comments
I really need my mind to kick into fully functioning mode so I can update wordpress, add all the little widgets I’ve had my eye on – and more importantly.. Get my twitterbox up and running.
I can’t believe I’m admitting this but I think I’m hooked on twitter.
It’s just random people spouting random crap about whatever they happen to be thinking as they sit at the keyboard – or not, and yet I keep going back for more. I have zero interest in what joe bloggs ate for lunch, or even on the dilemma of susie neutrals wardrobe choices.. But I can’t turn the damned thing off!
You can twitter from your phone for the cost of a normal text (well, in the uk that’s the cost anyhow) I know – I’ve set mine up to do just that, and last night it was a lifesaver I can assure you. Sat in some of the crappiest pubs on offer in Swinton (and trust me, there’s more than a few) that little text function proved to be a wonder. No need to bother my friends who were undoubtedly out living it up themselves (or sleeping, it was kinda late) I could just vent online, from my phone.
I love it.
You know what I love even more? By following the links posted by other twitters who have managed to catch my eye, I can procrastinate even more than normal.
Who needs blogexplosion when you can twitter eh?!
Cheers K, I loves ya buddy *grin*
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April 2nd, 2007 @ 11:52 pm
K. invited me to Twitter but I still have no clue what it is. I suck at blogging; does K. think I’ll be better at microblogging?
Probably not m’lovely – I think he’s just hoping we may get slightly more regular updates so we know you’re still alive *grin*
April 5th, 2007 @ 1:01 pm
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