Comments on: Twitter is mental flatulence http://www.markhillman.com/2009/11/13/twitter-is-mental-flatulence/ Sat, 30 Apr 2011 19:43:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Android http://www.markhillman.com/2009/11/13/twitter-is-mental-flatulence/#comment-6342 Android Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:25:27 +0000 http://www.markhillman.com/2009/11/13/twitter-is-mental-flatulence/#comment-6342 Good...finally somebody has said what normal people are thinking. I watch the evening news, and not a day has passed where the idiot newscaster has mentioned "social media", "twitter", "facebook" etc... They always have a stupid little smile on their face when they say it...maybe because they really are excited about that story or are forced to say it by higher-up idiots! Good…finally somebody has said what normal people are thinking. I watch the evening news, and not a day has passed where the idiot newscaster has mentioned “social media”, “twitter”, “facebook” etc… They always have a stupid little smile on their face when they say it…maybe because they really are excited about that story or are forced to say it by higher-up idiots!

]]> By: Adam Gardner http://www.markhillman.com/2009/11/13/twitter-is-mental-flatulence/#comment-6320 Adam Gardner Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:58:26 +0000 http://www.markhillman.com/2009/11/13/twitter-is-mental-flatulence/#comment-6320 I'm not sure you can make as broad a statement as "Twitter is mental flatulence. Period." To do so would be to argue that occasionally a fart smells like a rose! Harsanyi would have been more accurate if instead of saying "Twitter is useful only in your imagination", he had instead said "Twitter's usefulness is bounded only by your imagination". Random thoughts: Smells like yesterday's dinner... New Article Tweets from Mark Hillman: Smelling better! If GOP thought-leaders like Hillman can't get on board with social media I'm worried for our party's future with younger voters, especially when they get older and start voting! I’m not sure you can make as broad a statement as “Twitter is mental flatulence. Period.” To do so would be to argue that occasionally a fart smells like a rose!

Harsanyi would have been more accurate if instead of saying “Twitter is useful only in your imagination”, he had instead said “Twitter’s usefulness is bounded only by your imagination”.

Random thoughts: Smells like yesterday’s dinner…
New Article Tweets from Mark Hillman: Smelling better!

If GOP thought-leaders like Hillman can’t get on board with social media I’m worried for our party’s future with younger voters, especially when they get older and start voting!

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