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By: What Is Retweet and How To Retweet? | TwittNotes

What Is Retweet and How To Retweet? | TwittNotes — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 15:05:48 +0000

[...] and then finish with the content of the actual tweet. If you are not yet totally familiar with Twitter Abbreviations or Related Words, here is a list of the most Popular Twitter Terms, to assist you in your Tweeting [...]

By: diTesco

diTesco — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 13:21:00 +0000

@Jan – Yeah. That bit of abbreviation left by @bingkee did slip by. It is funny indeed.

With regards to Twittnotes being an adjunct, I initially did thing about it, but for now it will be a seperate one. We’ll see how it goes.

By: diTesco

diTesco — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 13:21:00 +0000

@Jan – Yeah. That bit of abbreviation left by @bingkee did slip by. It is funny indeed.With regards to Twittnotes being an adjunct, I initially did thing about it, but for now it will be a seperate one. We’ll see how it goes.

By: Jan

Jan — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:10:00 +0000

@bingkee: I wouldn’t be as brave as you are in bringing up “cum” as a replacement for come. But what you said is true. And funny.

I’m glad you’re here. Brushing up on our twitter skills, eh? Our friend diTesco has lots of useful stuff here.

@diTesco: what’s up with TwittNotes – is it an adjunct of iblogzone? or is it a separate blog altogether?

By: Jan

Jan — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:10:00 +0000

@bingkee: I wouldn’t be as brave as you are in bringing up “cum” as a replacement for come. But what you said is true. And funny.I’m glad you’re here. Brushing up on our twitter skills, eh? Our friend diTesco has lots of useful stuff here.@diTesco: what’s up with TwittNotes – is it an adjunct of iblogzone? or is it a separate blog altogether?

By: bingkee

bingkee — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 14:47:00 +0000

I think this is not exclusive nor new to Twitter users. Abbreviations or text abbs have been in use for so many purposes since 1995. I'd been using these abbs since 1995 when SMS texting had become a trend in the Phils. and becomes it becomes habitual for most text-users, it has gone through beyond SMS but also, like me, who likes to abbreviate when chatting online, shouting at shoutboxes w/ limited characters capacity. Funny sometimes because they say it's twisting and ruining the English language—but I think it's not. It's just like an alternative . Filipinos had been texting even before Americans did. And you could laugh at how they abbreviate words like; good morning –"gud am" or come as "cum" —this is ridiculously funny.
Gud am, hw r u 2day. Cum hre coz m bakng cukies & wl brng 8 2 d hospl. Ps dont 4gt 2 tke d wyn. Iv gt no tym so I got 2 hury. Tnx.

By: bingkee

bingkee — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 14:47:00 +0000

I think this is not exclusive nor new to Twitter users. Abbreviations or text abbs have been in use for so many purposes since 1995. I'd been using these abbs since 1995 when SMS texting had become a trend in the Phils. and becomes it becomes habitual for most text-users, it has gone through beyond SMS but also, like me, who likes to abbreviate when chatting online, shouting at shoutboxes w/ limited characters capacity. Funny sometimes because they say it's twisting and ruining the English language—but I think it's not. It's just like an alternative . Filipinos had been texting even before Americans did. And you could laugh at how they abbreviate words like; good morning –"gud am" or come as "cum" —this is ridiculously funny. Gud am, hw r u 2day. Cum hre coz m bakng cukies & wl brng 8 2 d hospl. Ps dont 4gt 2 tke d wyn. Iv gt no tym so I got 2 hury. Tnx.