The state of self affirmations and our generation.

[hemlock]

Wonder what the Twitter craze is all about? This pretty much sums it up.

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This video wins the week.

Comments

[anonymous]

Love the video. Great laugh first thing in the morning. Well, second thing. I've already doubled over with laughter @ the Boortz show this morning :o)

[anonymous]

That was me - Rachel

[cyanide00000]

I love this. Twitter blows so much, and this really puts it into perspective. Great video.

[poisongirl]

Awesome!
I may have to post this as well.

[keirandyl]

Ya I didn't quite get the twitter point. I joined for a purpose once and ended up not using it. Now I understand its purpose and why I ended up not using it. Cause I have friends.

[rubix1138]

Anyone that falls into that category has been removed from my friends list. I made some good friends on my projects that I typically only talk to again at conferences or never again. Twitter allows me to share some experiences with folks all over the world. One guy was at his weekly fight club in London tonight. Another just moved to South Africa. I've got local friends that give me a heads up on weekend activities. (Tomorrow is a choice between a bike ride at Stone Mountain or a hike at Pocket Trail and Keown Falls trail). I no longer have to rely on email mailing lists for a lot of my social connections.

I wish that I had friends that call (and a few of you still do). I used to call around. I could spend every weekend calling around to see what's going on. It's much easier for me to post my doings, see what my friends are doing, and then jump on it. LJ used to provide that. Now it's Twitter + LJ.

Personally I enjoy the short glimpses into the lives of my twitter friends.

[hemlock]

Well, I guess you got that going for you.

Video is still funny. Hell, I have a twitter and a facebook - I still think it's funny - because of how true it is.

[rubix1138]

That did come off a bit bitchy huh? I guess I was on period last week.

[hemlock]

;-) s'all good.