I've been saying for a while that I'm going to delete my Twitter account.
Each time I go to do it, I suddenly read all these great "tweets," and I change my mind. I would like to continue to read stuff posted by (for examples) Jem Godfrey, Mark Kelly, James Hakola, "Sh*t My Dad Says," etc. all on one page.
So I'm gonna keep it open, but I won't be posting anything there (unless the tide changes and I find a reason to start up again).
So that's why the Twitter module (entitled "Fahking Buuhhds Twitt'ring!") on the right side of the page has disappeared.
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Conway Twitty
I've added a Twitter feed to the sidebar of this blog.
I'm betting more of you will get the reference in the link below the feed than in the title above it. (If you get the latter, let me know!)
I'm not sure why I'm "twittering;" I'm just experimenting with it to see what all the hype is about.
I've been on Friendster (not anymore), MySpace (still, big network; 3 pages: personal, solo music, and recently defunct band), Facebook (now, tiny network), and now Twitter.
So far, MySpace is still the best for my money.
It allows for much for media rich expression, which is probably important to an artist/musician, wouldn't ya say?
I'm betting more of you will get the reference in the link below the feed than in the title above it. (If you get the latter, let me know!)
I'm not sure why I'm "twittering;" I'm just experimenting with it to see what all the hype is about.
I've been on Friendster (not anymore), MySpace (still, big network; 3 pages: personal, solo music, and recently defunct band), Facebook (now, tiny network), and now Twitter.
So far, MySpace is still the best for my money.
It allows for much for media rich expression, which is probably important to an artist/musician, wouldn't ya say?
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