http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.80c182849ca932a32a5eda49e4fe1b02.3b1&show_article=1
I was thinking it would be more like 80%.
"I am eating a sandwich now...". THIS is people are so excited about?
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http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.80c182849ca932a32a5eda49e4fe1b02.3b1&show_article=1
I was thinking it would be more like 80%.
"I am eating a sandwich now...". THIS is people are so excited about?
i have never seen anything useful on twitter. unless you count knowing what my neighbors cat did with its new squeaky toyhttp://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.80c182849ca932a32a5eda49e4fe1b02.3b1&show_article=1
I was thinking it would be more like 80%.
"I am eating a sandwich now...". THIS is people are so excited about?
backinthekrak
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.80c182849ca932a32a5eda49e4fe1b02.3b1&show_article=1
I was thinking it would be more like 80%.
"I am eating a sandwich now...". THIS is people are so excited about?
I have to agree, I thought it was more as well.Who is to judge what's babble and what isn't? I love Twitter, I might add. :P
KLAX42
Because what's the point of knowing that someone you know is having a ham sandwich?
I have never seen the appeal of Twitter.Maqda7Neither have I, the site has not substance to it. All Twitter is about is status updates.
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Who is to judge what's babble and what isn't? I love Twitter, I might add. :P
Legendaryscmt
Because what's the point of knowing that someone you know is having a ham sandwich?
i just had a big mac and it was good [spoiler] just kidding, i hate that [/spoiler][QUOTE="KLAX42"]
Who is to judge what's babble and what isn't? I love Twitter, I might add. :P
Legendaryscmt
Because what's the point of knowing that someone you know is having a ham sandwich?
Maybe somebody poisoned the bread and you have to stop them from eating the sandwich before it's too late.
I've never seen the appeal for Twitter or Facebook.
Facebook in particular is just sad. We've come to a point where most people are making "friends" more online rather than real time face to face.
Twitter is for rich moronic celebs who've made too much money and have far too much time on their hands.
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[QUOTE="KLAX42"]
Who is to judge what's babble and what isn't? I love Twitter, I might add. :P
KLAX42
Because what's the point of knowing that someone you know is having a ham sandwich?
Maybe somebody poisoned the bread and you have to stop them from eating the sandwich before it's too late.
By the time they figured that out, it would be too late to update that on twitter.
Facebook isn't sad at all....you make the friend in real time face to face, and once you know their name you look them up on Facebook and it gives you an easy way of communicating with that person you met at work or school or wherever. I find it useful.I've never seen the appeal for Twitter or Facebook.
Facebook in particular is just sad. We've come to a point where most people are making "friends" more online rather than real time face to face.
Twitter is for rich moronic celebs who've made too much money and have far too much time on their hands.
VERTIGO47
I'll never make a twitter account. If I ever feel like expressing my random thoughts to people I dial random numbers and inform whoever picks up what I just did. Then hang up. If they star 69 me I inform them of something else I have recently done, then hang up once more.
random people? you wouldn't pick someone from your contact list? lolI'll never make a twitter account. If I ever feel like expressing my random thoughts to people I dial random numbers and inform whoever picks up what I just did. Then hang up. If they star 69 me I inform them of something else I have recently done, then hang up once more.
dhyce
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.80c182849ca932a32a5eda49e4fe1b02.3b1&show_article=1
I was thinking it would be more like 80%.
"I am eating a sandwich now...". THIS is people are so excited about?
backinthekrak
more like 95%
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