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ha, I just watched Matt Welch on Blogginheads talk about Twitter, and how he has no idea what it is, etc.
And isn't the root word here "Twit"?
I mean really, I started hearing every two-bit TV pundant talking
about Twitter about three weeks ago. What's the big deal?
Twitter is for when you want everyone you know to know what
you're doing all fucking day and night because you compulsively
report it.
It's annoying enough when people do it on Facebook, but Twitter is
like an OCD exhibitionist hell with spelling errors.
"Can't fight the tide, folks."
Bullshit. Twitter isn't the tide. A soon to be stagnant lagoon
maybe, but tide? No way. And I say this as someone who's been
intertubing for nearly twenty years.
"It's annoying enough when people do it on Facebook, but Twitter
is like an OCD exhibitionist hell with spelling errors."
My take exactly.
Pagers were all the rage once...
"In defense of Twitter, it does make bar hopping easier."
So did pagers.
Bullshit. Twitter isn't the tide. A soon to be stagnant
lagoon maybe, but tide? No way. And I say this as someone who's
been intertubing for nearly twenty years.
Spoken like a dude who spends a lot of time fighting the
tide.
Twitter is actually really interesting, and I think everyone (me
included) hates it when they hear about it, and just instinctually.
Once you play with it for a week or so, though, you realize it's
not so much about telling people what you're doing as it is about
sharing information.
News stories have been breaking from Twitter (plain crash in
Holland or wherever the hell it was, plus, the past couple of
hours, Helen Thomas made a Slumdog Millionaire crack about Bobby
Jindal. Fun!!!), then there are links, customer service things
(with the companies that use Twitter: publishers giving away books,
Whole Foods answering consumer questions), and all sorts of
things.
But I get it. People are afraid of change.
*shrug
"But I get it. People are afraid of change."
Let's revisit this next year.
Solana, Twitter has its uses, but depending on who you end up
connected to, it can be severely annoying.
MySpace was huge for a while, but the proliferation of idiots made
it unbearable. Facebook came to the fore, but the inability to
"politely" refuse Friend Requests causes you to eventually be mired
in the same pointless information overload.
My prediction is that new sites will come to the fore that allow
more fine-tuning of whose and what info you receive.
"Twitter is for when you want everyone you know to know what
you're doing all fucking day and night because you compulsively
report it."
I passed a firm, healthy stool earlier today.
"I passed a firm, healthy stool earlier today."
Tell me more! I'm all a twitter!
Epsi, for sure. I agree. These things keep transforming, and in the process they tend to improve. But one thing they are not going to do is go away.
e.g., people who use Twitter.
Reason magazine uses Twitter. Surely you don't hate Reason
magazine? Reason magazine gets emotional about this sort of
things.
But one thing they are not going to do is go
away.
Absolutely not. But filtering needs to improve.
In 5 years Twitter will be a distant memory of wasted time, just like college.
With Twitter, you can stay hyper-connected to your friends
and always know what they're doing.
-Why do I have to always know what my friends are doing?
Or, you can stop following them any time.
-What self-respecting stalker would do that?
You can even set quiet times on Twitter so you're not
interrupted.
-Like when I'm sleeping, having sex, or shitting? Or are all those
"twitterable" circumstances?
Getting millions in seed money without a business model is actually quite cool.
Hey Killroy, just because you didn't remember it didn't mean you
didn't have fun.
College was the best 7 years of my life. If I could have tweeted
from class I might have actually gone.
http://twitter.com/ganjablue
College was the best 7 years of my life.
"Lane, I've been going to this high school for seven and a half
years. I'm no dummy."
I tried setting up a Facebook account once, and it was cool for about a day. Then a bunch of people I didn't really like, some I positively despise, and some I didn't even remember from back in College, High School,(and Middle(!)) started sending me friend requests. I just called it off right there.
Twitter is great if the people you're following are 1)incredibly witty at all hours of the day or night 2) are continually inviting their followers over for free booze/weed/lines or 3) are telling you things that can easily be translated into cash. Instead, Twitter reveals that most people, especially political people, lead deadly dull lives, get excited by the most mundane things, aren't as witty as their blogs lead you to believe and never, ever hook up.
@mari dupont
*DRIVING TO 7-11
@mari dupont
*YUMYUM I LUV ME SUM TAQUITOS!
But I get it. People are afraid of change.
No, some of us don't give 2 shits about compulsively sharing, no
matter who you are. Work with me here, but some of us really have
no burning desire to broadcast the minutiae of our lives. I've got
another secret: we care even less about yours.
If I want to share with friends, I've got several different phones
I can call them on and, you know, talk. I've probably got their
email addresses too.
I'm commenting on a blog and watching Lou Dobbs interview
Christopher Hitchens.
Am I fascinating or what?
I'd like to twitter Katie Hooks, if you know what I mean.
But I get it. People are afraid of change.
S/he posts on a blog to other blog posters.
It's not clear what I can get out of tWiTtEr that I can't get
out of:
1) First Life
2) Websites
3) Blogs
4) E-mail
5) the telephone
6) Being doused in kerosene and set alight to the music of Don
Johnson
7) Second Life
8) Facebook
But then I'm afraid of change.
I'd like to twitter Katie Hooks, if you know what I
mean.
She doesn't look bad, does she hook?
Twitter -
15 minutes
14 minutes
13 minutes
12 minutes
11 minutes
10 minutes
9 minutes
8 minutes
tick, tick, tick
IOW, a fad that has lived half of its life.
I could be wrong, but rarely am about social trends.
Speaking of social trends, I hold by my prediction that the next one must necessarily be wireless anal cams. I mean, what's left?
8 minutes
tick, tick, tick
Any fad that George Snuffalupagus pitches on This Week
cannot possibly still have 7 minutes of "cool" left.
How is Twitter not merely
sending-text-messages-to-groups-of-people?
Like, I could already do that, well before Twitter came along. Why
is this technology so "groundbreaking"?
I can't wait to never use Twitter than not understand what all the fuss is about when people remember how useless it was.
Firm healthy stool. Hmmm. I am so jealous.
Mine are loose and gelatinous. Like day-old gravy.
Read all about it on my Assbook and Shitter pages...
What I would have twittered (or is it tweeted?) just now if I
gave a shit:
Out of pretzels. Goldfish with my turkey sandwich. I like
pretzels better. My day is less than stellar.
God, this is so freaking stupid. Am I the only one who think all
tweets should be in Haiku form? Lends itself to that, imo.
Oh you guys bring a happy tear to my eye. Here I was sitting thinking that I'm becoming an old technophobic foggie. I see twitter this and twitter that all around, and I just think, who the assfuck cares, why is this exiting, why is this groundbreaking. But now I can see I'm not alone and I feel better. FYI; I have been having some gastrointestinal distress this morning as well.
6) Being doused in kerosene and set alight to the music of
Don Johnson
F*cking LOL.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULI5kolBpAk
What's all this fiction about a "coercive" surveillance state? We're letting people track us by choice, a completely passive submission.
"Guess what I'm doing now!"
"And guess what I'm doing now!"
"And how about now?"
"Here I am! I'm right here!"
...because it's fun!
Twitter is for bloggers who have nothing interesting to
say.
"I'm on the way to Mario's Pizza!"
"Hey, I had a pepperoni! Whooo, pepperoni!"
"Oh man, do I have heartburn or what?!?!"
"Going to 7/11 going to buy pepto..."
What I want to know is who OWNS Twitter? It seemed as if there was a coordinated mass promotion via TV especially on MSNBC. Does NBC have a piece of this?
coordinated mass promotion
That's what I've been thinking. I don't see why Twitter is such a
useful or groundbreaking thing, and the fat that fat white-haired
men on cable news channels promote it makes me very suspicious.
"and the fat that fat white-haired men on cable news channels
promote it makes me very suspicious"
Exactly, Tony. I mean, when did Joe Scarborogh (sp?) and Chris
Matthews crawl up to the alleged cutting edge of technology?
Twitter is like an RSS feed that isn't organized well and doesn't have any actual content. The CEO was on CSPAN not to long ago openly admitting he has no idea how to make money with Twitter. If it weren't for devout twitter evangelists no one would know about it because no one really needs it.
MySpace was huge for a while, but the proliferation of idiots made it unbearable. Facebook came to the fore, but the inability to "politely" refuse Friend Requests causes you to eventually be mired in the same pointless information overload.
Really? I just accept the requests, then drop the person. They're
notified when they're accepted, but not when they're dropped.
In 5 years Twitter will be a distant memory of wasted time, just like college.
And email. Does anyone email anymore? I haven't gotten a mass
forward of inspirational jesus quotes set to midi music and
surrounded by dozens of animated butterfly .gifs in ages.
Email has proven it's utility. I have yet to see any real use, unique or otherwise, of twitter. People use it to imitate the status messages of Facebook or the away messages of IM clients. Often times people update twitter with an app that posts the same status to twitter and IM client. Other people use twitter as if it were an RSS feed, a job it does poorly.
Kaus recently speculated that all the twitter posts on other
sites were part of a pay-to-post campaign of some kind... Who am I
kidding? Who would want the Reason demo?
I kid! In fact, you can follow me here. You might enjoy my
attempts to bother the #teaparty freaks.
Lonewacko's Twitter feed:
It's 10 Molar distilled & concentrated obnoxiousness.
Hmm. No mention of Dave Weigel (@daveweigel)? Curious. Is he no longer with REASON?
"Helen Thomas made a Slumdog Millionaire crack about Bobby
Jindal"
Oh man, totally worth it OMG LOL ROTF ROTFLMAO LMAO OMG
MYGRMT!!!!!
1) First Life
2) Websites
3) Blogs
4) E-mail
5) the telephone
6) Being doused in kerosene and set alight to the music of Don
Johnson
7) Second Life
8) Facebook
But then I'm afraid of change.
I've noticed that Solana occasionally pops in here to tell us ("us"
being whoever disagrees with him/her at the time) that we're all a
bunch of retards, no matter what the subject. I'm sure it's all
over Twitter.
Exactly, Tony. I mean, when did Joe Scarborogh (sp?) and
Chris Matthews crawl up to the alleged cutting edge of
technology?
Well, Matthews did get that closed-circuit rebreather
installed in his mouth.
Twitter - 'It's how the narcissistic keep in touch with the feckless.' Fuck Twitter.
Just finished some chipped beef on toast (shit on a shingle) for
breakfast. Picked up another bar skank last night. She's a little
chubby, but man is she feisty, think I'll go another round with her
right now.
Details later.
Update:
Had a sudden bout of diarreha that kept me from getting back to the
skank, but I think it's past. Back to business.
Details later.
Update:
Whew! that was fun. I'm going to watch Montel now.
More later.
Update:
Damn! More diarreha. That indian food for dinner must have been
bad. This cheap toilet paper is chafing my ass, shoulda' got the
good stuff. Fuck!
More later.
Twitter requires way too long an attention span.
That's why I invented
The Word 1.0!
Whoo. gotta stop eating spaghetti. Makes me gassy and mom gets tired of the house smelling like shit when she gets home.
Some of you guys sound really old
Let me tell you, punk, I used the Internet back when we had to use
punch cards!
.. "Hollerith" Hobbit
I will not Twitter, Reason mag,
I will not Twitter like a fag.
I will not send tweets to Matt Welch,
Radley Balko makes me wretch,
Nick Gillespie is a bum,
Mangu-Ward is just plain dumb.
I will not Twitter, Reason mag,
I will not Twitter like a fag.
If a nympho twitters about her sexual escapades is it
twattering?
LOL
Maybe tittering?
# Mister Tax Slave | March 23, 2009, 1:55pm | #
# What I want to know is who OWNS Twitter?
# It seemed as if there was a coordinated mass
# promotion via TV especially on MSNBC.
# Does NBC have a piece of this?
I saw tie-ins to it on The Weather Channel and SciFi recently, too.
Both are owned by NBC/Universal. Does anyone watch the USA Network?
Are Twitter tie-ins there, as well?
# The Bearded Hobbit | April 14, 2009, 7:13pm | #
# Let me tell you, punk, I used the Internet
# back when we had to use punch cards!
# .. "Hollerith" Hobbit
It was an early personal computer as video-terminal for me, but one
time I DID transmit from home the images of a deck of hollerith
cards for remote punching on-campus, back when I was in college. In
those days, being able to generate the deck image on my personal
computer, and not having to spend late-night hours in the key-punch
room, several miles away, was quite the perk, I can tell you.
I've punched in raw machine code on a Unisys UYK-7 front panel. You punks with Hollerith cards don't know what real programming is.
Actually, the people that have to fiddle around with the little
details of how the next generation of microprocessors will work
still deal with the low level details.
Aside from a bug in the floating point arithmetic in Intel's first
Pentium we live in a world of where the popular microprocessor's
computations are flawless.
This is absolutely fucking amazing.
jk
A UYK-7 maintenance panel, realy? I think I've got a rep card
around here somplace...
"Can't fight the tide, folks."
Maybe not, but I can walk above the high tide line and fucking
ignore it.
This saddens me, great minds that must compress their thoughts into 160 characters.
great minds that must compress their thoughts into 160 characters
Protolibertarian Lao-Tsu could say a lot in 160 characters.
Nyuk-nyuk.
# jk | May 19, 2009, 3:24am | #
# I've punched in raw machine code on a Unisys
# UYK-7 front panel. You punks with Hollerith
# cards don't know what real programming is.
I've loaded bootstrap programs and patched subroutines by toggling
in bytes in binary on an IMSAI 8080 front panel. Does that count? I
never had to replace core memory, though.
# jk | May 19, 2009, 3:50am | #
# Actually, the people that have to fiddle
# around with the little details of how the
# next generation of microprocessors will
# work still deal with the low level details.
And how many of those are in the world today? What would happen if
they started to disappear? One must wonder.
Well, one DID wonder. Two, actually: Ayn Rand and Theodore
Kaczynski.
reason wouldn't keep bumping this thread if followship on Twitter were strong. Just one more problem of using these idiotic social networking apps: popularity anxiety.
116 posts already without evolution, the Civil War or
Sci-fi?
Jesus, people feel VERY strongly about twitter!
Yo, fuck post bumps.
P.S. Any replies to this comment will most likely consist of ad
homs, as libertarians concede my points and show their childish,
anti-intellectual nature.
Mangu-Ward at least put some time (say about 5 minutes) intot he design of her site!
How can newspapers compete when all you libertarians are on the twitter!
Yo, fuck post bumps.
P.S. Any replies to this comment will most likely consist of ad
homs, as libertarians concede my points and show their childish,
anti-intellectual nature.
This.
personally I'd rather be spoofed in a twitter thread. at least it isn't serious business.
It's my understanding that Twitter is only of use when you and
your friends have phones with QWERTY keyboards.
I still have a RAZR phone. I'm so 3 years ago.
I have never owned a cellular phone. By even mentioning Twitter to me, you're violating Starfleet's Prime Directive.
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Twitter is awesome! $1.10 drink specials to celebrate 110 degrees? Hell yes count me in! Thank you twitter!!
nice post...
___________________
Britney
The
best place for the best ENTERTAINMENT
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No.
Not only no, but fuck no.
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Might I suggest you add this information to the contributors
information pages instead of continually running this up the
flagpole?
Or is your illogic that it makes more sense to ensure it's always
on the Hit & Run front page ... forever?
I think any reasonable person who wanted to find your Twitter ID
would likely go to the profile section before combing through the
blog entries, don't you?
But on to serious Twitter matters...
http://www.stockholmpride.org/howhetero/
Stockholm's gay pride group launched a "How hetero are you?"
Twitter analyzer as one of many ways to entice you to stop by for
pride, which kicks off July 27.
It goes like this: Enter your Twitter username, and it'll decide
what percentage straight your 140 character messages are based on
your record of mentioning things like "gay" or "Prop 8."
@reasonmag
73% Hetero
"You're boomerang hetero. It doesn't matter how hard you try to
gain new experiences, magically you always return to your starting
point."
@mleewelch
80% Hetero
"You're winnebago hetero. Get the kids, pack the grill and, for the
love of God, don't forget the SpongeBob dvd."
@mcmoynihan
65% Hetero
"You seem to be a bit semi-hetero. Just like a chocolate chip ice
cream you don't really know what you want to be. Basically it's a
vanilla ice cream but what's the deal with the chocolate thingies?
Luckily, most people like chocolate."
@radleybalko
56% Hetero
"You're as hetero as low-fat mayonnaise. Trying to have our cake
and eat it too are we?"
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In the unlikely chance someone at Reason will
read this, I'll post it again.
Might I suggest you add this information to the contributors
information pages instead of continually running this up the
flagpole?
Or is your illogic that it makes more sense to ensure it's always
on the Hit & Run front page ... forever?
I think any reasonable person who wanted to find your Twitter ID
would likely go to the profile section before combing through the
blog entries, don't you?
I vote for Kilroy's idea.
I am not sure why people are hating on twitter.
Yes, it seems trendy...but as far as trends go it appears harmless.
It doesn't cost anything, takes little investment in terms of time,
and it is relatively easy to ignore if you dislike.
I am not a huge twitter fan, but I am not sure if it is here to
stay.
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my only hope is that someone from reason is twittering about whatever this gates situation is. Did you know he got arrested?
as trends go it appears harmless
Indeed, tweetering twits are valuable news correspondents!
What do you think of Michael Jackson's anesthesiologist?
Tweet us @ blah blah blah blah.
kilroy | July 24, 2009, 3:35pm | #
...I think any reasonable person who
You shouldn't say "reasonable" here, Kilroy.
One of the local wits will yell "Drink!" and you'll be made fun
of.
And don't ever mention the nazis.
I might follow you on twitter if you ever get around to making your website work with the blackberry browser.
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Let's get this thread moving again...
Gates is a racist! Cops have earned a wide berth from
lowly civilians!
I thought I thoroughly Godwinned this thread above. Some how it
keeps coming back to life.
Oh, shit! Zombie thread!
It's Twittergate. It cannot be stopped. It can only be contained.
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Twitter has developed sentience; must have been too close to my trapper keeper ultra with the picture of the cast of Dawson's Creek!!!! Hide your DVD's of "AKIRA"!!!! I'm seriously!!!!
You guys are just doing this to piss people off now, aren't you? Cancel my subscription!
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OMG! Twitter is down!
How will my "friends" know what I'm doing right now?
How will I know what my "friends" are doing right
now?
It's anarchy!
I come to the front page and find this, of all posts, has 178 replies. How the hell is that possible, I ask myself. Now I see all 178 replies, and I still don't know.
You guys are gay, I met some cuties on twitter. It's great for keeping up on local events.
If everyone followed me on twitter, not
only would I tell them many political things Reason never will, but
they'd know about things like this. Quite
SusanBoyle-ish for her age.
Also, I'm starting a new service with heavy metal videos on
twitter. There's nothing there at post time, but starting in a
few hours I'll be posting different vids four times per day, every
day.
Holy crap. How many Reasoners are still keeping up with their tweets? Isn't following someone on twitter sufficient loser qualification?
I'm following reason on The Twitter! I'm following! I'm
following!
Wheeeee! Wheeeeee!
Stop wasting time tweeting. Where are the Hit and Run posts on that Free Stater packing heat in New Hampshire for Obama's visit, and mocking Pelosi for being shocked that voters are upset when Congress tries to buy themselves a few more posh private jets?
KM-W rules Reason
Yet the Obamatarian deserters be hatin'
That thread has all the depth of a tween slumber party.
I'm with max hats on this one. On the other hand it seems appropriate to drop this link on this thread.
Is the Reason Twitter "Tweason"
I like the sound of that.
Tweason on the twitscape.
In addition to my main feed, I also have a feed that delivers heavy metal, chocolate cooking, and bread/cookie baking videos. Each of those delivers four different videos each day.
Since it has not been mentioned yet, one of the trending twitter topics was #welovethenhs. Excuse me while I go attend to a distressed stomach!
I want to know what Rachel Maddow is doing right now
!
No I don't.
I was going to try upping the kilroy count, until I saw my main man show up. Shriek! You must be on your meds right now! Good for you, little buddy.
Oh fer fucks sake!!!!
Put down the model airplane glue, Gillespie!
We get it! Stop recycling this shit!
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I went on vacation and when I came back you're still being mindless
fucking idiots and bumping this junk.
Read
this and stop for fucks sake.
I just signed up ten new twitter accounts just so I could
increase Reason's follower count and make them look more
important.
But, seriously, try one of my fine feeds linked above or this one.
I don't use Twitter, but I do click on this each time it gets bumped to see if kilroy is on top of things. Kilroy is the best part of this.
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Bumping this junk again I see.
Bumping this junk again I see.
where, oh where is kilroy in our hour of need?
Shine bright the kilroysignal!
Presumably, this post will exist forever, and thus accept comments forever. Someone is missing an opportunity to have a personal blog here (somebody did that in the past I remember).
Well, I just thought I would bring you all up to speed on
ME:
Next week is the 12th anniversary of my simultaneous divorce from
the "hag", conversion to Buddhism, my absolute leap from the closet
and into Fabulousness, smoking cessation through hypnosis,
membership in PETA, renouncement of eating anything with a face
(well, except for Timmy....teehee!), and uber-committment to
environmentalism. What a week, eh? LOL
Every year, I still get goose bumps recalling how
absolutely empowered I felt by my metamorphisis.
And I can't wait for this year's anniversay. Timmy and I will be
hosting a reception at the Blue Lagoon on Saturday, I do so hope
that our friends and family can drop by.
I am still tormented by that painful anal leakage problem. We can't
decide if it is due to irritation of my anal fissures by Timmy's
genital wart, or my my non-stop craving for bean and cheese
burritos with green chile salsa.
Irregardless, it is certainly an inconvenience when I am on line at
the health-care reform vigils that are currently my only form of
income (thank you SEIU!!)
I didn't realize just how obvious it was until all the "teabaggers"
kept calling me Shitstain.
Well, that's all for now. Give me a "tweet" sometime.
Randy
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