Tuesday, February 17, 2009

twitter, and how people twit

do you twitter?  i just learned about twitter this past week, and frankly, i don't get it, other than to say you can put down in 140 or less words what you're doing at that time.  since you're not working on the computer - do you twit when you do? - would you be able to answer that one small question:  what are you doing now?

twitter isn't really complex either.  i like complex.  some people don't.  they have this affinity to tell people what they're doing.  i'm more private than twitter.  i've twit'd a couple of days right after discovering it.  maybe i should give it more time.  but it jus didn't fill that niché.  i hope that character comes out.  one nice reason to have charmap.  i like to get things right.

i've got some thinking to do, and it's about a lot of things.  and taken individually, they don't seem so frightening.  taken whole tho, now that's a different story.  and not one that can be laid out on twitter.  blogger has more my style of society.   i think people who do a lot of different things could use twitter better than i.  people who interact with the public are more apt to understand things more thoroughly.  dealing with people takes a real hard skin, among other things. understanding them takes even a stronger soul.  so we have hard skin people with strong souls.  there's all kinds of people in this world, but they all have things in common.  in fact, the things that bind us are many and true.  

wow.  that came out of nowhere.  strange it is.  since i don't get out into the public much to really know them - whoever them is - it's strange that i would know so much as to write about it.  i'm making these observations from years past, and my place in society.  i've had all i could take years ago.  i think that's the real reason i moved.  i couldn't  keep up with them - i know that.  and it took a good game to get as far as i did.  but they're all memories now.  fond memories.

so i'll close out with this.  looking around yourself, take a look into society's soul.  whaddya see?

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