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You have to admit he's good at building up the tension - even on this board posters can't stop talking about it!Originally posted by Wodewick View Post5000 people wait avidly for:
"There is nothing specifically to report on SKA but we are planning to release very important updates about very important news soo"
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All of them AtWs sockies.Originally posted by AtW View PostSKA has got nearly 5000 followers on twitter...
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Never used it either. I might if it was not full of other peoples' comments. They should make a version for us antisocial old gits who like to spend our time in a cobwebby corner muttering to ourselves.
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I'm much the same. I have two tweets to my name.Originally posted by Pondlife View Post@Pondlife is not currently affected by this as he doesn't use it. He tried it for a day but found it pointless.
1) Hello world
2) It's raining
My plan B though captures and analyses tweets so if their server goes down I have no data.
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@Pondlife is not currently affected by this as he doesn't use it. He tried it for a day but found it pointless.
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PotOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostAnd you just had to post on here to let us know that? How ironic
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And you just had to post on here to let us know that? How ironicOriginally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI'm happy to say that I don't 'tweet' as I'm not an egotistical tool who thinks everyone's going to be interested in what I'm thinking every minute of every day.
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I'm happy to say that I don't 'tweet' as I'm not an egotistical tool who thinks everyone's going to be interested in what I'm thinking every minute of every day.
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