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Hamlet 2.0: To Twitter or not...

    Tweet 1

    To Twitter, or not : that is the question:

    Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer

    The pangs of frequent downtime,

    Tweet 2

    Or to go against a sea of analysts and influencers,

    And by opposing them? To have more time to sleep;

    And dream in 140 zzz’s

    Tweet 3 (after system recovers)

    ay, there's the rub;

    Than hyper-connect with others that we know not of?

    Thus conscience does make followers of us all;

    Tweet 4

    OMG – we are in the middle of an earthquake!

    You'll, time for another power-nap?

    Tweet 5

    Man, that was scary!

    And lose my chain of thought - micro-blog you now!

    The fair Ophelia! Link Lizard!

    Be all my sinful long blogs remember'd

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    With thousand apologies to Shakespeare

    and thousand curses to AT&T for the high cost of text messaging:)


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Nothing short of genius.

Your talents are obviously wasted being focused in the IT world

Thanks for a good laugh this morning Vinnie, this is outstanding.

Good thing Shakespeare has been dead longer than 75 years, otherwise a publishing conglomerate somewhere would be after you for copyright infringement, threatening your ISP with skulls and rotten states, including Denmark.

Hamlet was a bit of twit anyway.


Brilliant. Puts us Twitter addicts to shame.

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