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#1

BWW people on Twitter?

This feels a bit like the internet equivalent of scribbling messages on the walls of public toilets, but anyway...

Are any of you lot on Twitter? Well, I know a few of you are - I've been registered for ages and follow plenty of people but hardly ever tweet anything - not helped by the fact that Twitter rather unhelpfully blanked my account a few months ago, but mainly because I'm also in the rather sad situation where NONE of my real-world friends are on Twitter. BWW people on Twitter? (They think it's a waste of time, and they're probably right, but that's not really the point!) I'm @3rdspearcarrier just in case anyone's interested.
#2

BWW people on Twitter?

Im @markeastaugh

Just started following you. I LOVE twitter haha.
#3

BWW people on Twitter?

I am, unsurprisingly, @Weez.

The best time for Twitter was in the run-up to the general election; mostly it does just feel like standing in a street and shouting non-sequiturs at the passers-by, but with all the campaigning and the news stories and the blogposts and the articles, it felt more like a beehive, except instead of mindless drones, we were organised workers, passionate about the information and determined to let the rest of the swarm know what was going on. It was pretty cool. :3

Even post-election, it's still a great way to keep abreast of the news. People tweet about current affairs FAR quicker than reporters can comment; it's better than a rolling news feed! Although you will eventually get to a point where you assume everybody on the trending list is a trend because they have died (which is disappointing when it turns out the likes of Gillian McKeith are alive and well), and if Twitter crashes, you'll be straight to BBC News to check there hasn't been another 9/11 bringing the Twitterverse to its knees.

I'm not so interested in non-political current affairs (unless an excuse to diss Kay Burley arises), so these days I'm reduced to tweeting my thoughts about plays I see on my own (so, like, most of 'em XD) and occasionally getting REALLY EXCITED about ukuleles and banjos. It's fun though, and a nice snappy way to keep in touch with fellow Tweeple. :3

Notes from the Earlham Street Gutter

Updated On: 7/15/10 at 05:17 PM

#4

BWW people on Twitter?

Thanks!

And yes, election night was great. I had the TV on and my laptop open with tabs on Twitter and the BBC election site. Twitter beat the BBC to just about every result - including sadly my own constituency turning blue. But there was a real team spirit going on, it was quite exciting! The Twitter response to Dimbleby using the phrase "Activate the Queen" was the highlight for me - the number of mental images that conjured up!

I must say I'm taking to Twitter rather better than I did to Facebook. As well as the relative anonymity, there is also something very comforting about finding out that even the most exciting-seeming celebrities actually have lives that are every bit as boring as the rest of us.

I can't remember who put it like this, but they were right: that Facebook has all the people you went to school with, while Twitter has all the people you wish you went to school with. You also don't end up in the situation I was in on Facebook where I had "friends" from school and work that I didn't even like. BWW people on Twitter?

Updated On: 7/15/10 at 05:29 PM

#5

BWW people on Twitter?

I LOVE Twitter. I panicked when they blocked it at work, however they seem to have allowed it once more. I do enjoy it. There are some real people on there that I know, but I can't help but feel a bit special when I get a Tweet from a semi-celeb.
Once you start to spread it, Baby, if you let it, Love comes right on back to you . . .
#6

BWW people on Twitter?

Sorry to randomly bump this thread, but I just followed a few of you who said you were on Twitter.

I love following theatre people on Twitter, and love witnessing conversations.

The other day, I saw a Twitter conversation between Ramin Karimloo and Lea Salonga about Les Misérables, Miss Saigon and Love Never Dies!

If anyone wants to follow me, i'm @MichaelRobLowe BWW people on Twitter?

Any more of you lovely people out there in the dark on Twitter?

Updated On: 8/31/10 at 12:34 PM

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