What If We Speak What We Tweet?
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I’m an all around tweeter, which means I am just as likely to ask advice about lunch as I am to tweet about business stuff – but the idea of actually saying what I tweet cracks me up.
How about you? Would your text tweets sound goofy in real life?
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So people would think I’m stranger than they normally do. So?
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I would like to see more @replies from this guy…
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That’s hilarious! I actually Twitter just how I talk. I sometimes say “meh” although most people just think I have something stuck in my throat. I also try and keep in mind that absolutely anybody could read my tweets so I try not to say anything that I wouldn’t want the whole world seeing.
Hilarious! I would sound totally ridiculous – RT @Holly_Hanna blah blah blah hyper-link or # Follow Friday @emom
Too funny!
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I once tweeted that my Husband has to be the ORIGINAL Twitter – he talks like this all the time! HILARIOUS!
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It’s also easier to get right to the point. You can make it fun without wasting everyone’s time. Unless you type a novel-length message that people have to read through all the way to the end just to get what you’re saying, then it’s just wrong. Personally, I try to keep things to a minimum. That way, people don’t get bored reading dribble-(okay, joke’s over)
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That is funny! Online social is definitely different than real world social.
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