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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"?
Maybe we could resolve that argument by reading: Twitterature: The World's Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter
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.
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.
Kim wrote: "Yeah it's pointless but for some reason I've gone back on to it :P
@shirezu"
Twitter is awesome
@shirezu"
Twitter is awesome
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.
very new to twitter and only really using it for my tiny little blog right now: @jeoblivionand 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?!
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
Slightly Twitter addicted."
I love #fridayreads but I sometimes forget to do it :( since when everyone else is doing it, its now Saturday here
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.
I have a twitter account @HeatherKDohertybut 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.
Kenching doesn't translate well...I found it while perusing the OED abc it means to laugh inappropriately, usually loudly.
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.










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!
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