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thistlechaserI have an unending, and somewhat irrational, hatred of Twitter. If you like it, if you use it, that's 100% fine and dandy with me... I'd just rather not have to get involved with it.
So imagine my surprise when I googled something and the third result was a "live feed" from Twitter. A little window in the middle of my results with tweets updating in it.
BLAH! GAH! BLECH! Go away!
*googles (ironically enough)* Apparently this isn't new, funny this is my first time coming across it. I use Google endlessly.
So imagine my surprise when I googled something and the third result was a "live feed" from Twitter. A little window in the middle of my results with tweets updating in it.
BLAH! GAH! BLECH! Go away!
*googles (ironically enough)* Apparently this isn't new, funny this is my first time coming across it. I use Google endlessly.
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Date: 2010-02-19 10:18 pm (UTC)Actually, older people seem to love Facebook. My parents, all their coworkers, all their friends - constantly on facebook. I check my account a couple times a week at most. For me, I use it to keep in touch with some friends from highschool. That's about it.
Huh! That's interesting! The only thing my mother does "online" is play Scrabble. I'm not certain if she's actually playing online or if the game is just on the computer, she considers both to be the same thing.