Earlier today, Twitter turned the ripe old age of five. Now I have been using the network for three years now and it almost seems like yesterday that I jumped on the service.
Many people ask me why I do it and to be honest I am addicted to the real-time engagement. Whether it’s manning the corporate account or hopping in chats, Twitter allows me to constantly connect with people and learn without having to be in a classroom.
When asked to describe in 140 characters, I responded with:
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Why do you Tweet?
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.
The lesson for me is taking that condensed communique and applying it elsewhere. When I’m in roomfuls of people and someone rises and talks, a la a monologue, for what seems like five minutes, I blink and think that person needs to experience tweeting to say more in less words.