Twitter – Thesauritically Acclaimed

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On Twitter, I am Anklebuster

Beneath twitter, my thesaurus mentions agitation, cry, music, emotion and excitement.

Unbelievably, I experienced all of these in the space of one hour, today.

Presented out of context, Twitter-style, I submit these random thoughts:

agitation

How do I link to my twitter? What is this /statuses/ thing?

Let me check some tweets.

cry

I laughed so hard …

Caroline Middlebrook tweeted about this comic

She wants help understanding it. *

music

O-ho! It’s the posting time. Now I can submit my contest entry.

{Whistling as I work}

emotion

Social networking is so fulfilling.

I must thank Jessica.

excitement

I got an email from Jessica!

Something about a Twitter Writing Contest

Twitter

Jack lay mortally wounded beside a horribly dented galvanized pail. He moaned, “I won’t be watering that beanstalk, after all.” Jill wailed.


* Since Caroline Middlebrook isn’t following me on Twitter, I can only answer her here on my blog:Obviously, Joe Sayers is an Existentialist!!!

5 thoughts on “Twitter – Thesauritically Acclaimed

  1. Duh. I just found out about @. As in @Caroline Middlebrook Obviously, Joe Sayers is an Existentialist!!!

    Must RTFM (Read The FAQs, Ma’am!)

  2. I love your thesauritical wit! It provides new meaning to the word Twitter for me!

    P.S. I think the comic is terribly funny if a little sarcastic :P Thanks for explaining what existentialism is.

  3. I’m glad you enjoyed my silliness.
    Twitter is one of those geeky (to me) gadgets that I like to pick up and play with, occasionally.
    Sometimes, I feel motivated to dive in.
    As with anything else, though, I think you’d have to totally immerse yourself in the culture and commit to making it work for you.

    I may yet dabble more deeply in tweet theory.

    Cheers,

    Mitch

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