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RE: Who are your favorite celebrities to follow on Twit... - 5/28/2011 11:04:50 AM

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I've had friends try and get me to Twitter. I'm just not that into anyone, celebrity or otherwise, that I care what they are doing at any given moment of the day. The only way I'd care that you were at Olive Garden eating the Chicken Parmasagna is if you are on your way to my house with a to-go box for me.

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RE: Who are your favorite celebrities to follow on Twit... - 5/28/2011 4:36:42 PM

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ORIGINAL: FullCircle

Do you often wonder how famous people of the past would have tweeted, nah me neither.

Actually that's not a bad idea.

Captain Oates - Going for walk. May be some time.
Moses - Informed by God, we are chosen people. Again! Really considering asking Him to stop choosing us. Hate sand. Gets everywhere.
Leonidas - Persian army approaches. Might kill a few. Should be back for lunch.

Einstein - Is it I who tweets? Or is it simply that the Universe proceeds to move in a way which makes my tweeting an inevitable consequence of causality?
Reagan - I want all of you fine folk to just go out there and tweet one for the Gipper.
Richard Feynman - The truth of course, is that tweeting is simply a metaphorical representation of a vastly complex physical process involving wires, radio waves, electricity and the exploitation of various quantum and sub-quantum phenomena in a giant electro-mechanical system of energy consumption, redirection and transformation. To tweet then, is to exploit the accumulated efforts of scientists and engineers for many decades and I just think it's fascinating to consider the various mechanisms underlying it all.

(Feynman always did break the rules).

I dunno, I think the concept has legs. All depends on how funny the poster is, of course.

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