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Previously on "Words fail me."
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I don't have a twitface a/c but the missus swears by it.
And she proved her point in the recent rains when we lost power, the reason was twittered in a few minutes, someone was already on the case to the power company.
So it has its uses.
Still refuse to get on that bandwagon though.
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I have never checked twitter. Like most of the internet the signal to noise ratio is too low.
TBH I get most of my news from CUK these days
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Leeds covered in black smoke. Looking much better today then.
Or maybe the whole lot will burn. £2.50 worth of damage.
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Words fail me.
Check twitter rather than look out the window?
BBC News - Huge fire on Leeds industrial estate
Gemma Rathbone, who lives about half a mile from the site of the fire, said she was woken up by loud bangs at about 02:30 BST.
"They kept going so I thought I'd look on Twitter and sure enough it said there was a fire," she said.
"I got up and looked out of the window and I could see all the smoke billowing out into the air. It was really thick black smoke."Tags: None
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