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In memoriam Twitter

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So. Farewell
Then
Twitter.

Social networking
and
micro-blogging
service.

Whatever that’s supposed
to mean in English

Keith’s mum used to
Tweet things.

Like “I had
cornflakes
for breakfast”

And other
pearls
of wisdom

EJ Thribb age 17 1/2

(with acknowledgement to Barry Fantoni and Private Eye magazine. I was inspired to write this after reading that ‘Twitter is dead’).

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Written by Bill Bennett

August 17th, 2009 at 6:36 pm

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Tagged with Barry Fantoni, Private Eye, social networking, Tweet, Twitter, Weblogs

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  1. Twitter is dead?!?! Don’t scare me like that. But where’s the link?

    Freelance Unbound

    17 Aug 09 at 9:10 pm

  2. Sorry. The discussion was on a private journalist chat list out of Australia. But your link is good enough.

    Bill Bennett

    17 Aug 09 at 9:15 pm

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