OK, so I finally signed up for Twitter so if you want to hear me blabber on about annoying patients, disgusting cases, layzee staff, entitled doctors, etc, look me up on twitter @ Erstories!
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Oh, no you didn’t join twitter (said with a head-bob and an index finger held up)! I think that leaves me all alone on the island now, buddy! LOL
No, I’m not on it either.
Dr Grumpy, your witicisims would be perfect for Twitter.
I tried to find you but couldn’t, alas. Perhaps it is due to my ‘newbie’ twitter status…but…double check your profile name?
It is definitely Erstories. Try finding me on a computer instead of a mobile device.
I’ve always found Twitter to be too verbose. You shouldn’t need 140 characters to express your thoughts.
With the foregoing in mind, I am proud to introduce my new Web 2.0 application that I call “Twotter”, where you are limited to 14 (yes, fourteen) characters per message. That should help you learn to become more concise and terse.
And, of course, as Twitter messages are known as “tweets”, Twotter messages shall be known as “twats.”