However hard I try, I just cannot get on with Twitter. It irritates me in the same way that

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

every woman where I work, under the age of thirty five, has affected a whiny, rising interrogative inflection coupled with saying 'like' at least, like, twice in every sentence. It is all a load of vacuous **** seepage.

[Monty91]

I did a purge recently - much better.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[Classic Jorge]

Armando iannucci, will self, grace dent for starters.

[Jake]

[R.C. Celebrating the return of Trophies]

and not knowing anything, at all.
About anything.

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

to follow anyone. Those people you mention are all first class talking heads, no doubt, but they can't possibly be interesting in the small space afforded by a tweet....can they?

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

[Classic Jorge]

A lot of writers find it a rather useful discipline, apparently

[7evens]

London has largely dispensed with these people and has now gone balls out for the brain dead, innit clique.

[Monty91]

a particular point.

But the best part of twitter is being directed, via links, to interesting online articles you would have otherwise missed. Individual tweets, as you say, are almost exclusively uninteresting.

[R.C. Celebrating the return of Trophies]

or old :shrug:

[R.C. Celebrating the return of Trophies]

better you give me f**k all actually, if I want someones written word Id rather they think it through and publish it via an editor

[Classic Jorge]