August 25, 2009

Because I'm tired of saying it.

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On Twitter:



1. Do not ask people to follow you. Thirsty bitches, it’s not that damn serious! On the same note, do not sweat people for unfollowing you. Everybody ain’t meant to be together on the internet.
2. Do not re-tweet every @ reply you receive. That’s boring as fuck. I don’t care if you and your roommate are trying to decide between tuna salad and chicken salad for your best friend’s baby shower.
3. Do not send me links to check out your mixtape. I really can’t help you. No, really.
4. Locked profiles are tools of Satan. I can’t see the @ replies you send me and I can’t check out your timeline to see whether I’d like to follow you. So then you think I’m being bougie and ignoring your shit when I actually can’t see it. Unlock your account, please.
5. If you don’t like anything about how a person uses their Twitter (like frequency or content), so much so that you feel compelled to speak on it, just save everybody’s time and nerves by unfollowing that person. I crack up everytime someone announces that they’re unfollowing me. I don’t give a good goddamn what you do! Just keep it pushin.
6. Don’t say something over Twitter that you don’t want broadcast in re-tweets. Use direct messages instead.
7. “Twitter after dark” and all related twitter themes are lame as fuck. Either be horny while the sun is up and Oprah is on or skip it.
8. Don’t ask me to ask someone else to follow you. Again, not that serious.
9. Get off these celebrities’ nipples. If anything, Twitter should have taught you by now that these are some regular motherfuckers.
10. Don’t Twitter while drunk. I’m still working on this one myself. It’s fun as shit while you doin it but afterward, you re-read that shit and feel like Linda Hogan.

What did I miss? Hit me up here or on my Twitter.

7 Responses to “Because I'm tired of saying it.”

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Sojdanielle says:

I think you covered it all. Don’t unfollow me (breaking rule #1) because my tweets are locked (breaking rule #4) so you wouldn’t be able to see what I say. I agree with rule #10…but I LOVE DRUNK DIRECT MESSAGES!! So fellas, KEEP THEM COMING!

C. Watkins says:

I don’t like to be retweeted by people that ain’t even following me. Don’t troll the fukn public timelines and steal people’s words. Follow me, and then RT. It’s just creepy the other way.

S A V V Y Fatty! says:

And wait! Don’t forget: …naw, you pretty much covered everything.

reeceecup says:

even though I got a locked profile, I love these rules

Thembi says:

This is fantastic. Im going to have to refer so mf’ers to this post!

Umm says:

I have a blocked profile for a reason. My account was not always locked ’til I met someone that started stalking me on twitter. They continued to create accounts and tried to follow me again and again after I blocked them. You don’t know the reason for people locking their profile. That’s mine and I’m content with the small amount of people I follow and who follow me.

On more than one occassion I have sent a Direct Message to someone and they have retweeted it for the public to see. WTF if I’m telling you about an exclusive party or something else don’t put that sh*t out there. I DM’d for a reason.

When people drunk tweet I think it’s hilarious. Why get mad they’re having fun. LOL Are you losing money or a body part because they are posting it. Just scroll up and ignore it or unfollow them.

Tweets in CAPS are an automatic block or unfollow.

If people retweet what I say and don’t follow I really don’t care. Sometimes if that person doesn’t follow someone else that read the retweet will. Not a big deal.

Wack trending topics or hashtags irk me. I don’t want to see a #Illfuckyou hashtag that’s pretty tacky.

If I’m following someone and they use “GNR” automatic block. That’s one of the worse acronyms ever created.

Annoying to me is “shellyryan” trying to follow. Twitter really needs to do something about that.

Courtney StarrBurst says:

lol. and another reason why i love you

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