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		<title>By: Trontastic</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Feb 2009 14:09:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Via Renee Marie Lewis on Facebook...

Twizzllers- Those who always have some sort of survey or game to play

Twittnets- Those who are always trying to promote some sort of network marketing schemes.

Twittdoms- Those who make me fall asleep with their boring posts.

Twittstars- Those who have interesting things to say all of the time.

Twittelers- Those who are always traveling and always sending Twitters through their phones

Twittegos- Those who think whatever they say is the most important.

I just made these up and I don&#039;t know if they exist already but thought I would give it a shot.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Via Renee Marie Lewis on Facebook&#8230;</p>
<p>Twizzllers- Those who always have some sort of survey or game to play</p>
<p>Twittnets- Those who are always trying to promote some sort of network marketing schemes.</p>
<p>Twittdoms- Those who make me fall asleep with their boring posts.</p>
<p>Twittstars- Those who have interesting things to say all of the time.</p>
<p>Twittelers- Those who are always traveling and always sending Twitters through their phones</p>
<p>Twittegos- Those who think whatever they say is the most important.</p>
<p>I just made these up and I don&#8217;t know if they exist already but thought I would give it a shot.</p>
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		<title>By: jemyl41</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Feb 2009 05:25:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hmm, OK, just for the heck of it, here is my list.

Twitter Groups

T&#039;n&#039;A  - Twits &#039;n&#039; Arses
Members: Those who tweet nonsense or bad attempts at humor 
consistently. Includes those who flame or argue all the 
time as well as spammers.

The TA - Future members of Twitter Anonymous 
Those who tweet all day everyday about everything, 
obviously addicted to or obsessed with twitter. 

Valleys 
Those who are like, all enamoured with twitter 
and,like, just think it and themselves just all so 
beautiful and wonderful, you know, like aren&#039;t tweets 
just the sickest thing you ever saw?

Cavers 
Those who use a series of unintelligible abbreviations 
and vowel free wrds 2 mk ppl understd wht&#039;s said w/out 
having 2 do &gt;1 tweet. Their tweets resemble 
hieroglyphics or cave writings, especially to others who 
may not use msm or other texting instead of email, 
snail mail or the phone for communications.

Jacks &amp; Jills
Those who are working to climb up the beanstalk or hill of success to get 
to the wonderful land, only to find themselves in the 
giant&#039;s home or tumbling down the slippery slope  in peril instead of in the land of milk and 
honey promised by their latest guru.

Gurus
Leaders in your niche or interest area whose ideas you, 
the reader, follow and with which you agree.

Gurots 
High earners in your niche or interest area whose ideas 
or actions run afoul of yours. They are often those who 
yell the loudest and who take every opportunity to 
disparage the Guru&#039;s. 

Admen
Those who seem to only advertise their affiliate sites, 
obviously oblivious to the care and concerns expressed 
by other -  (I wanted to call these the &quot;MFs&quot; because 
they mind-F&#039;d everyone, whenever their was a lull in 
the conversation. 

Tweetie Pies
Those who tweet just right and are interesting, i.e. 
the wanted ones.

Doldrones
Those whose tweet are as dull as (fill in your favorite 
cussword here). They put me to sleep. 

That is my suggested list.  I shall now take my tongue from my cheek and tweet off into the night.  This was a fun contest.  Peace and Love to you and yours. Ellen L &quot;jemyl&quot; Johnson</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmm, OK, just for the heck of it, here is my list.</p>
<p>Twitter Groups</p>
<p>T&#8217;n'A  &#8211; Twits &#8216;n&#8217; Arses<br />
Members: Those who tweet nonsense or bad attempts at humor<br />
consistently. Includes those who flame or argue all the<br />
time as well as spammers.</p>
<p>The TA &#8211; Future members of Twitter Anonymous<br />
Those who tweet all day everyday about everything,<br />
obviously addicted to or obsessed with twitter. </p>
<p>Valleys<br />
Those who are like, all enamoured with twitter<br />
and,like, just think it and themselves just all so<br />
beautiful and wonderful, you know, like aren&#8217;t tweets<br />
just the sickest thing you ever saw?</p>
<p>Cavers<br />
Those who use a series of unintelligible abbreviations<br />
and vowel free wrds 2 mk ppl understd wht&#8217;s said w/out<br />
having 2 do &gt;1 tweet. Their tweets resemble<br />
hieroglyphics or cave writings, especially to others who<br />
may not use msm or other texting instead of email,<br />
snail mail or the phone for communications.</p>
<p>Jacks &amp; Jills<br />
Those who are working to climb up the beanstalk or hill of success to get<br />
to the wonderful land, only to find themselves in the<br />
giant&#8217;s home or tumbling down the slippery slope  in peril instead of in the land of milk and<br />
honey promised by their latest guru.</p>
<p>Gurus<br />
Leaders in your niche or interest area whose ideas you,<br />
the reader, follow and with which you agree.</p>
<p>Gurots<br />
High earners in your niche or interest area whose ideas<br />
or actions run afoul of yours. They are often those who<br />
yell the loudest and who take every opportunity to<br />
disparage the Guru&#8217;s. </p>
<p>Admen<br />
Those who seem to only advertise their affiliate sites,<br />
obviously oblivious to the care and concerns expressed<br />
by other &#8211;  (I wanted to call these the &#8220;MFs&#8221; because<br />
they mind-F&#8217;d everyone, whenever their was a lull in<br />
the conversation. </p>
<p>Tweetie Pies<br />
Those who tweet just right and are interesting, i.e.<br />
the wanted ones.</p>
<p>Doldrones<br />
Those whose tweet are as dull as (fill in your favorite<br />
cussword here). They put me to sleep. </p>
<p>That is my suggested list.  I shall now take my tongue from my cheek and tweet off into the night.  This was a fun contest.  Peace and Love to you and yours. Ellen L &#8220;jemyl&#8221; Johnson</p>
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		<title>By: Maverick Mom &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Your Uncommon Guide to Uncommon Living &#187; The Awesome Power of Social Media</title>
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		<dc:creator>Maverick Mom &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Your Uncommon Guide to Uncommon Living &#187; The Awesome Power of Social Media</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jan 2009 17:01:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] 2) Before I spoke, I was doing my twitter thing and tweeted out something about my Tweetdeck frustrations around creating Groups. One of my followers, Levi Wardell @trontastic, piped up and asked if the twitterverse could name my groups. I laughed and said he could be in charge of it - NEVER IMAGINING HE WOULD ACTUALLY DO IT. The next thing I know, he&#8217;d put together an entire contest and invited all of twitter to compete to name my tweetdeck groups. You can see the trouble he took on my behalf here: http://serpable.com/2009/01/name-saras-groups/ [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] 2) Before I spoke, I was doing my twitter thing and tweeted out something about my Tweetdeck frustrations around creating Groups. One of my followers, Levi Wardell @trontastic, piped up and asked if the twitterverse could name my groups. I laughed and said he could be in charge of it &#8211; NEVER IMAGINING HE WOULD ACTUALLY DO IT. The next thing I know, he&#8217;d put together an entire contest and invited all of twitter to compete to name my tweetdeck groups. You can see the trouble he took on my behalf here: <a href="http://serpable.com/2009/01/name-saras-groups/" rel="nofollow">http://serpable.com/2009/01/name-saras-groups/</a> [...]</p>
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