Grr... sorry for the double post. Lost connection and didn't think the first one went through. Tom :)
digital camera accessories
· 2 months ago
Simply agree with you jason and also i should have consider the difficulties in tweeting. Might be it a nice experience.Thanks buddy.
tim_iles
· 2 months ago
pretweeting's been fun but oftentimes, the winner has just been bidding on day-cycle words at the appropriate times.
George C. O'Connor
· 2 months ago
We are all sheep. We each have our nose in the ass of the one in front of us while the nose of the one behind us has his or her nose in ours. The only ones without their noses in the ass of another are the very few at the very front of the herd. That's why life stinks like shit to all but a very few of us.
Mickey
· 2 months ago
Wow. You seem like a fun person.
xiombix
· 2 months ago
we were quite curious after reading your post as to why we tweet even though we have no followers.
so far one year of tweets.
maybe we just need to purge ourselves.
Wogan
· 2 months ago
"Supercore", lol
niubi
· 2 months ago
I mostly microblog about DubLi, I'm trying to get people to see how AWESOME the service is. Where else are you going to win a vacation valued at $30,000 for just $6500?
Exactly. Go see!
samzzzz
· 2 months ago
lots of comments before me questioning this. one more thing, on a strictly analytical point of view. the fact that the most frequent posts include "work", "home", "lunch" and "sleep" mainly means, that this is what everyone does. in no case does it mean that this all what we do. while only a certain percentage of a population plays guitar, another percentage snowboards, and a thirs plays tennis, hundred percent of people eat, sleep and go to work. i have a feeling this study doesn't really reveal anything beyond the very obvious
Aditya
· 2 months ago
I have been on twitter for over 7 months now and I simply love it! Thanks to tweeps that help me spread my reach by adding 200+ tweeps to my followers count everyday.
Ryan Biddulph
· 2 months ago
Lunch and sleep are the only necessities. What is 'work', BTW? I have fun at home, does this count?
gabybali
· 2 months ago
Work, home,sleep, lunch, and love - what better words to describe beautiful life we have to share on Twitter. I should add one more very important word that must be abundantly tweeted as weel : TRAVEL!
Thanks for the post!
Bethskimo
· 2 months ago
Those 60 percent who don't return are likely following people who tweet words like "work and "bored." They're probably doing the same with their accounts and grow bored quickly.
People love Twitter or hate it. I have heard "Why do I care about what someone else is doing all day?" so many times. I suppose it takes an open mind and patience to find pleasure in Twitter.
I would like to see more recent and accurate results from the April study, however I understand it would be difficult, because so many people use Tweetdeck and mobile devices.
Chuck
· 1 month ago
sometimes facebook doesn't open at work. you can use these proxy's that you can find here to open facebook at work: http://facebookgeeks.blogspot.com/
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Rebecca
http://rebeccawoodhead.com
At Socks for Happy People we tweet about cool socks and happiness!
If there's anything we're not, it's mundane!
Rich
http://www.rhmartialfitness.com/blog
Might be it a nice experience.Thanks buddy.
so far one year of tweets.
maybe we just need to purge ourselves.
Exactly. Go see!
one more thing, on a strictly analytical point of view. the fact that the most frequent posts include "work", "home", "lunch" and "sleep" mainly means, that this is what everyone does. in no case does it mean that this all what we do. while only a certain percentage of a population plays guitar, another percentage snowboards, and a thirs plays tennis, hundred percent of people eat, sleep and go to work.
i have a feeling this study doesn't really reveal anything beyond the very obvious
Thanks for the post!
People love Twitter or hate it. I have heard "Why do I care about what someone else is doing all day?" so many times. I suppose it takes an open mind and patience to find pleasure in Twitter.
I would like to see more recent and accurate results from the April study, however I understand it would be difficult, because so many people use Tweetdeck and mobile devices.
http://facebookgeeks.blogspot.com/