The Twitter-Warped Thought Process Post

Several months ago, I finally got on Twitter for real, and made comments and tweets and got all up in the magic, or something. It’s fun, but I think it’s warped my thinking.

I think of things all the time. It’s impossible for me not to think of things. That’s  part of the reason I posted twice a day. I would think of something, and take off with it, and then write down everything. I ended up with long posts, and in some cases spread the thought over a few dozen posts. But Twitter forces you to cram all your thoughts into 140 characters or less. With that limitation, I find myself editing my thoughts so they will fit, or scrapping them altogether. Not saying all my tweets are comedy gold, or gold of any genre, but NO ONE’S tweets are all gold all the time – and it doesn’t matter! At 140 characters, another tweet is just seconds away.

I get bored with stuff. Not bored, but… I just feel like changing everything around. I don’t want to be the AC/DC of the blogosphere, cranking out the same two posts over and over and over. I’ve reached the end of this idea, for example, and I don’t really have anything else to say about it. So there.

Ahhhh, imagine – me with an under-1000-word post.

Edward Hotspur

73 responses on “The Twitter-Warped Thought Process Post

  1. I only tweet when I see someone I know and feel I have something to contribute or respond. Otherwise, I observe….see…I’m watching you right now…yeah, NOW….

  2. Maybe I do need to try gettin’ my tweet on. I have no idea how you go about it, or how you get people to read it, or how it even works. But I can do long or short stuff. And sometimes I need a new challange.

  3. Blueberry head, we cannot find @ArthurBrowne1 .

    Perhaps you need to look us up/ follow us so we can find you!

    I am @GingerSnaap37
    Mr Silly Person is @Hotspur

    You are invisible!

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