zomg i'm at the grocery store
now i'm home again
it's really hot outside
i like pie
I have a hard enough time coming up with material for a couple blog posts a day, and the willpower to actually type them.
The big breakthrough I'm waiting for is antiSocial Media, so I can fit in by not joining.
Nothing wrong with pie.
ReplyDeleteI never understood the whole twitter thing. Seems overly useless and annoying.
ReplyDeleteSo I'm not going to email you that a gunsmith in Newport KY has a good group of guns you might like to look at.
ReplyDeleteSmiths, Colts, odd little .32 autos...
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ReplyDelete-SayUncle
Twitter is just blogging for meth heads.
ReplyDeleteI have to answer email just because I get so damned many that are business related, and I imagine if your bread and butter required it, you would be too.
You're better off going outside or reading a book under the worst of circumstances.
If you find that antisocial media thing, let us know so I can join up and still not see anyone there.
ReplyDeleteThe secret is to have no life whatsoever...
ReplyDelete(And yes, I am totally including myself in this group...)
Each is useful for a subset of things. Each is used by lots of people for useless crap.
ReplyDeleteI've never used Twitter seriously, for example, but I've built a couple of what amount to clones of it, as intranet applications for my clients. They got updated entirely by automated systems, and read mostly by system administrators. They were the right tool for the job...but I wouldn't expect anyone who wasn't part of the target audience to have any desire to use them.
If your life is so boring that you don't have anything better to "tweet" about than your trip to the grocery store, is it any surprise that you have plenty of time...to tweet about your trip to the grocery store? The inverse often (but not always) holds true as well.
anti social media -
ReplyDeleteNow, there is an under-served market niche.
With a slight spin we could have, an antifacebook, anti-tweet antiGoogle.
Things that actually help you promote privacy, anonymity and don't collect or share data on you that you did not specifically request be shared.
"For just $4.95 a month, you too can join NoTweet.com, and post absolutely nothing about what you're doing, ever."
ReplyDeleteBut for the record, it IS hot outside, and I DO like pie. :cool:
Pecan pie.
ReplyDeleteDamn, pecan pie...
ReplyDeleteEver see Big Bang Theory? One show Sheldon says "But I can't meet the chancellor at 8:30; everyone knows that's when I have my morning bowel movement!"
Leonard: "Yeah, what did we do before Twitter..."
My favorite tweet:
ReplyDeletePoopin'!
It already exists, they just won't tell YOU about it.
ReplyDeleteI invented antisocial media a year or so ago. I call it curmudgeon.
ReplyDeleteWorks great so far. I've NEVER had a users complain.
Sign me up for the anti-social site. THat's my style!!
ReplyDeleteTwitter: for when you have something that needs saying, but don't have time to bang out 400 words on it.
ReplyDeleteExample.
Anonymous said: "Things that actually help you promote privacy, anonymity and don't collect or share data on you that you did not specifically request be shared."
ReplyDeleteI thought that's what the Constitution was for.
Guess I'm just too old to tweet.
I'd send you an invite to my favorite antisocial media site, twit.com, but I'd violate the terms of service.
ReplyDeleteDon't bother,
ReplyDeleteWe're fine without you
signed,
antisocial media guy
Any antisocial media group that has a web address is far too user-friendly for me. Give me the old fashioned solitary walk in the dying twilight, surrounded by cold wet woods, anytime.
ReplyDeleteAnd can I borrow a flashlight - it gets dark quick in these woods.