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hilarious. 😀 and yet something i can very much relate to. :O
“Sitting at my computer thinking about my next tweet” Yes exceedingly cool, LOL!
Sad but true.
Subtle and effective. Great cartoon! I simply love it.
heh, reminds me of most people’s first tweets. “tweeting” or “checking out twitter”.
a lot people are talking about tweet, but i still did not sign up an account there… kindda outdated
Constant content keeps the reader coming back for more, the same goes for
twitter.
Rif Chia
I attending Webmaster Jam this weekend in Atlanta and there was so much
Twitter talk I have to get on it. Twitter this and twitter that. Your
web identity – oh my goodness!
This cartoon totally describes my life online… ouch.
Why didn’t he just use the famous “mornin’ all” – “afternoon all” or “night all”?!
Its actually so typical. I can so identify with it.
lol, I love it, I can compare with it in some respects!
This made me laugh out loud. Add a tinge of panic to this scenario, and writers block, and well, welcome to my world.
I can definitely identify to this. Not personally but it sums up what some people do on twitter.
There was an interesting story which tracks the number of times and duration this man uses his deodrant. Obviously they are taking the p**s out of how social networking has become and how connected people insist on being.
People are forgetting the meaning of news.
John
This image is quite entertaining, because it represents a twitter user as they might be. I know that there are quite a few individuals that can be sitting for a few minutes thinking about what to say to describe their current activity.
I simply love this cartoon. It is so true and I think Twitter is going to get even bigger, better that will set everyone well..twittering.
Peter Lee