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Sarah
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Dec 07, 2010 07:32PM
I don't use it at all, and don't get the appeal. We have an account for the bar to announce specials and events, but I'm not involved with that.
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No twitter here. None. Zero. Nada. Nope.
Larry wrote: "Sanstwit."A beautiful language, especially for verse.
I twittered for the first time two days ago. A friend had asked me to participate in an activity she had set up for charity fund raising. I found it a bizarre experience. I find chatting in here far more satisfying.
When I tried twitter, I ended up following Ashton Kutcher somehow. Then, when I got tired of reading his drivel, I could get rid of him. There is no help from twitter at all. It's pure madness, I tell you.
It's pure madness in here. Or is that just me?
Gail "cyborg" wrote: "It's pure madness in here. Or is that just me?"Well, Gail, we have been meaning to say something to you about this--but where to begin?
Larry, did you just delete a comment? I thought you said that was against the rules?Harrumph!
What? Where? he says in his best Vinnie Barbarino voice.
Well, Gail, we have been meaning to say something to you about this--but where to begin?"
I know, I'm alone here in my little padded cell, dreaming of flowers and butterflies.
I know, I'm alone here in my little padded cell, dreaming of flowers and butterflies.
That's not true. Larry doesn't exist.I, in contrast, am a figment of your imagination.
In my head you do. That is all that's important.
Lobstergirl wrote: "I pretend it doesn't exist. Which is what I do with Facebook too."Yes.
ooooh, pretty butterflies! ::grabs butterfly net and hops through the forest::
It's fun in Gail's head. We have barneys and argy-bargy.
Argy-bargy. I haven't thought of that term since the band Squeeze was popular. Long time ago.
Rugby commentators use it all the time.
Zu snuck Marmite onto my sandwich the other night.
Wasn't there a song about a Vegemite sandwich around a million years ago?
BunWat wrote: "Sarah Pi wrote: "Zu snuck Marmite onto my sandwich the other night."Was it a sucessful sneak? Did the marmite go undetected, or at least taste good with the other stuff?"
It tasted better than my previous attempts at marmite, since it was hidden under garlic-chive Crewell cheddar (goodbye, Crewell cheddar) and butter on a thick slab of sunflower-flax sourdough.
However, it did make the sandwich excessively salty, which she viewed as a good thing and I viewed as bad.
I think her taste buds are trained for that saltiness and mine aren't. She's also big on Aromat, a Knorr-made flavor enhancer that is essentially just MSG. I'll admit it's good on eggs, but I don't really miss it when it's not there.
