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message 1: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (last edited Apr 25, 2011 11:41PM) (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Are you on Twitter? Looking for followers?

Twitter is an amazing tool and a great way to connect with other readers. Post your twitter name here and check back to meet new tweeps!

@knowledgelost


message 2: by Acbabry (new)

Acbabry | 1 comments @acbabry


message 3: by Mary, Quiet Observer (new)

Mary (fruity) | 128 comments Mod
Jus_de_fruit


message 4: by Johnnie (last edited Jul 15, 2011 11:21PM) (new)

Johnnie (berfer) Could twitter posts ever be considered literature? Do they have any point beyond immediate gratification and narcissistic self indulgence? If one does not have a twitter then he is not being followed and so does he exist as a Voice? Or is the Voice drowned out by all the voices speaking at once begging to be followed and struggling to not be "just a follower"?


message 5: by Katerina (new)

Katerina | 1 comments Maybe we could resolve that argument by reading: Twitterature: The World's Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter


message 6: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Already read it ;)


message 7: by Kathleen (new)

Kathleen (weishaark) | 7 comments @kweisha


message 8: by ♥Xeni♥ (new)

♥Xeni♥ (xeni) | 220 comments I think that there is a book out there published "Twitter style". I vaguely recall reading something months ago about how a book was written in Twitter posts, then compiled and published.


message 9: by V.M.H (new)

V.M.H Must be a masterpiece :)


message 10: by Kim (new)

Kim I have a twitter account but have not touched it ages. Although I think it updates with all my GR reviews. I just found it to be pretty pointless.


message 11: by Kim (new)

Kim Yeah it's pointless but for some reason I've gone back on to it :P

@shirezu


message 12: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Kim wrote: "Yeah it's pointless but for some reason I've gone back on to it :P

@shirezu"


Twitter is awesome


message 13: by Sabine (new)

Sabine Reed (sabineareed) | 3 comments @SabineAReed. And I love twitter


message 14: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Sabine wrote: "@SabineAReed. And I love twitter"

me too, and followed :D


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message 16: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 11 comments @kenching_mom

Bonus points if you know what kenching means without looking it up.


message 17: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 11 comments Meh. I forgot to mention there's a great hashtag/group on Fridays. #Fridayreads I always find at least 10 books to put on my to-read list.
Slightly Twitter addicted.


message 18: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (jeoblivion) very new to twitter and only really using it for my tiny little blog right now: @jeoblivion

and Tracy: kenching?! My english-german dictionary just raised an eyebrow at me, but the web told me it might have something to do with curing fish by salting?!


message 19: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Tracy wrote: "Meh. I forgot to mention there's a great hashtag/group on Fridays. #Fridayreads I always find at least 10 books to put on my to-read list.
Slightly Twitter addicted."


I love #fridayreads but I sometimes forget to do it :( since when everyone else is doing it, its now Saturday here


message 20: by Marlene (new)

Marlene (marlene1001) | 289 comments Jenny, I have the same problem. Anyone able to help the Germans?


message 21: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (jeoblivion) German self-help:
(′ken·chiŋ)

(food engineering) In the process of curing fish by salting, the step in which the brine is permitting to drain away.

Aha.


message 22: by Marlene (new)

Marlene (marlene1001) | 289 comments Really? I found it too, but I couldn´t believe there was an actual word for that! xD


message 23: by Heather (new)

Heather Doherty | 49 comments I have a twitter account @HeatherKDoherty
but I have to admit that I am not very dilligent about posting. I spend more time here and on facebook and wordpress, but if any of you follow me I will make an effort to make it worth your time.


message 24: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 11 comments Kenching doesn't translate well...
I found it while perusing the OED abc it means to laugh inappropriately, usually loudly.


message 25: by Marlene (new)

Marlene (marlene1001) | 289 comments oooookay.
...and who ever uses that? I´ve read hundreds of books and never came across it. xD


message 26: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 11 comments Me neither. But I find the most bizarre words when I read the dictionary. There's one for eating mites...I can't ever remember it though.


message 27: by Samantha (last edited Oct 26, 2012 11:44AM) (new)

Samantha  (samreads12) @samanova93


message 28: by Leanne (new)

Leanne (littlebunnylibrary) I am @Bugsiebelly. I love Twitter, I'd happily leave Facebook for it :)


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