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1. #1 Matthew Platte

   March 3, 2009

   Ya know how, when you’re in the lab you can look across the room and see what your buddy is doing? When you’re at home you know what the kids are doing (some of the time, anyway)? It’s like that, only from much farther away.

   Except you have to do the “telling what you are doing” part yourself.

2. #2 Jamie

   March 3, 2009

   Twitter is useful like your facebook status. You can put something witty to let your friends and family know you are three sheets to the wind or that you just stubbed your toe.

   I use twitter to share links, pictures, and chronicle my day. Little journal entries less than 140 characters long. My grandma even has twitter.

3. #3 David Crotty

   March 3, 2009

   Your question answered here:
   http://wheresmyjetpack.blogspot.com/2009/01/tweet-your-breakfast_01.html

4. #4 Lorax

   March 5, 2009

   It, and the associated time sucks like facebook, is useful for sucking away valuable time telling the world trivial little bits of information. Of course, since so few grants are being funded these days, Ill probably have time for twitter in a few more months….

5. #5 DLC

   March 6, 2009

   Twitter is useful for . . . Uh. what ?
   organizing flash mobs ?

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