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Who Uses Twitter?

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I don't do anything important (or interesting) enough to Tweet about it.

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I'm there, but only for information. Have yet to tweet in four years.

I was slow to come around to it but it's been incredibly handy for keeping up with news and I follow enough funny people to keep me entertained as well.

I'm awireman on there... I enjoy Twitter as a great resource for news.

Nope, spend enough time on here, don't have time for tweets and twitter and facebook and.....

I want to know when they're going to come out with anti-social media.

I have a twitter account but rarely use it.

 

I follow a few people, even a few in this thread, but have never sent out a tweet.

 

Those of you who are twitter veterans, please list some of your favorite people/organizations/etc. to follow.

Nope, spend enough time on here, don't have time for tweets and twitter and.....

 

Same here.

Not a twitter guy. I hated to come around to Facebook and I will not become a Twitter person...I don't think.

I love Twitter. I mainly follow baseball guys (specifically Florida Marlins), musicians, and a lot of my friends have it. Unlike most on here I actually tweet some but mainly back and forth with friends. I think Twitter is one of the easiest ways to follow news specific to your interests.

I have not,will not "tweet". This country now has a generation of people coming up that has now idea, cannot talk to a person face to face, one on one conversations. Texting is imo too much and now another method to avoid the simple art of talking to someone and/or pick up a phone. If you're too busy or too good to actually speak to someone then give it up.:lol:

I can see something like a wedding coming where the couple tweets their vows bc they don't know how to actually speak an entire sentence.......omg, I do, luv u ....:lol:

Not a twitter guy. I hated to come around to Facebook and I will not become a Twitter person...I don't think.

 

:thumb: Only I know.

I want to know when they're going to come out with anti-social media.

 

:lol::thumb:

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I have not,will not "tweet". This country now has a generation of people coming up that has now idea, cannot talk to a person face to face, one on one conversations. Texting is imo too much and now another method to avoid the simple art of talking to someone and/or pick up a phone. If you're too busy or too good to actually speak to someone then give it up.:lol:

I can see something like a wedding coming where the couple tweets their vows bc they don't know how to actually speak an entire sentence.......omg, I do, luv u ....:lol:

 

So you're saying I should actually go see my friend Scott Van Pelt or the writer for Letterman or Jody Demling or my friend Mike DeCourcy?

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