My life in the Twitter

January 21st, 2010 · 6 Comments · Humor: You're laughing WITH me, right?, Twitter HoDown, Twittliteracy

Now that I’ve emerged from my strange-and-most-likely-hormone-induced fog, I’d like to say that I’m no longer Twuant (*absent from the Twitter). I’d like to say that. But really, my visits to the Twitter have still been sporadic.

But lucky you… I’m gonna participate in the Twitter Ho-Down at Fellowship of the Traveling Smarty Pants anyway!

And maybe luckier you… it’s a short post. ;)

Enjoy… a sampler of the wit and wisdom of redclaydiaries

Steph: @CandySteele When exactly do you don the coconut bra next week?

Candy: @redclaydiaries By Tuesday I’ll be sporting it proudly yet humbly. I have a huge hat.

S: @CandySteele Huge hat? Gimme a second. I’m trying to think of a way to connect huge hat & coconut bra in the most TWSS* way possible… (*That’s What She Said)

C: @redclaydiaries well good luck with that. I’ve become twitter smart AND street smart

S: @CandySteele Aw, don’t count me out yet…. I could compare hat size to coconut size…

C: @redclaydiaries Precisely the intent.

***

Sarah Salter: Hey, guess what? It’s hump day!

Steph: @sarahmsalter Oh, now that is RIFE with possibilities. U must WANT us to embarrass you.

Sa: @redclaydiaries Resist the temptation, Steph. Resist the temptation.

St: @sarahmsalter You should know by now that I’m not very good at resisting temptation.

Sa: @redclaydiaries Practice makes perfect.

Wendy @weightwhat: @sarahmsalter TWSS!!

St: @weightwhat SNORT. Good morning! Wanna gang up on @sarahmsalter with me?

W: @redclaydiaries Is there a better way to start the day?

***

Steph: @billycoffey Good mahnin Mr Coffey!

Billy: @redclaydiaries Nice accent Steph

S: @billycoffey I’ve decided to stop fighting it. I’ve got 3 Southern kids; I’m as good as a Southerner now.

B: @redclaydiaries Now see, at least you have that going for you.

S: @billycoffey There ARE certain words I refuse to say. I will never call a shopping cart a buggy.

B: @redclaydiaries But that’s what it is.

S: @billycoffey NO IT IS NOT. A BUGGY IS PULLED BY A HORSE IN LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. THE END.

B: @redclaydiaries Slowly…backing…away….

***

Hmm. Maybe the hormones aren’t ENTIRELY out of my system…

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6 responses so far ↓

  • 1 katdish // Jan 22, 2010 at 7:37 am

    “Deedoo. It’s a deedoo. A deedoo…Oh, it’s not a deedoo. I have no idea what it is.”

    Thank you for introducing me to my latest guilty pleasure. I cannot look away…

  • 2 Helen // Jan 22, 2010 at 10:39 am

    Steph, buggies are also used to push babies and dolls. Vocabulary lesson over… ;-)

  • 3 Wendy // Jan 22, 2010 at 11:54 am

    So glad you’re back on the twitter. TWSS.

  • 4 uberVU - social comments // Jan 22, 2010 at 1:46 pm

    Social comments and analytics for this post…

    This post was mentioned on Twitter by gyoung9751: RT @redclaydiaries: Good morning! New blog post: My life in the Twitter: http://bit.ly/6zZBuF...

  • 5 Steffj89 // Jan 22, 2010 at 3:08 pm

    I was a nanny out east in the 90s. Most people call what is at the grocery store a “cart” I grew up with “cart” and “buggy” being interchangeable. When the little boy was about 2 1/2 I mentioned a “buggy” at the grocery store meaning the “cart” . He began screaming because he thought I meant BUG.
    LOL
    Steff

  • 6 Beth // Jan 22, 2010 at 7:41 pm

    Yes. I’m with Billy on the buggy thing. If you start calling a mortgage a “note,” there may be violent consequences. Did someone say hormones?

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