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Not being rude(!) but I’ve never really understood the point of Twitter. But the Geeky side of me really wants to try it out! So I may lurk and see what you’re up to and how it all pans out. I wonder if I might be tempted to make up more interesting activities than I’m actually doing…
Do lurk, Tess. I’m not suyre that I really understand the point of Twitter, but it seems to be the coming thing in the social media world. I’ve become more active on Facebook, too, after a time when I hardly touched it.
Anyway, now I’m giving Twitter a go!
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