
What you have here is a mashup with Moby Dick and Twitter’s fail whale that pops up whenever they’re over capacity. Pretty cool, except you may have to do some explaining when you wear the Moby Fail T Shirt. If anyone has done even a small amount of tweeting they’ve probably scene the whale being flown by birds, but it’s not immediate apparent that there’s a Herman Melville influence here.

Use Twitter with abandon. That’s what this Tweet Like No One is Following T Shirt is saying. Right? It’s comparable to the advice: dance like no one is watching. Let it all hang out. Be yourself. This is the only way to use Twitter. Any other approach is half-assed and not worth the time.

The Dem. from New York is in great shape and he likes to show it. What’s wrong with that? Oh wait, he’s a publicly elected official and to show that type of judgment in an uptight society is not good form and makes you question his overall judgment capabilities. Of course, does it really have anything to do with the way he makes political decisions. It’s an interesting question, but the guy should be ashamed. I actually think he may not be a total sellout in the political realm, like 96.9% of CONgress, so maybe it was a setup just like Eliot Spitzer.

What’s happening here is that someone is reading the shirt you’re wearing, so you’re tweeting that somebody is reading your shirt. Then they get a little cutesy and say Less than 10 seconds ago from life. So, basically, you have this subtly brilliant Twitter shirt that takes on all kinds of the issues that have bubbled to the surface since the micro blogging platform blew up. Like who gives a shit about the micro details of your life. And, maybe you should enjoy the moment rather than tweeting the moment and letting real life, yet again, slip from your grasp. Intriguing, eh?
Actually, I love it when senior citizens bust out of their comfort zone and try something new. Ivy Bean, 104, was Tweeting like nobody’s business and had 56,300 followers, until she passed away in her sleep last night. RIP Ivy Bean. Damn that’s a cool name. Not quite as amusing as Navy Bean would have been, and I’m sure her parents thought about that in 1905, but they went without the snarky humor.

Jules Winnfield takes no shit. He reads to educate himself, and he has absolutely no time for all of this modern day Internet, social media, social networking nonsense. For him it’s all about the truth, and the truth is how you deal with a gun in your face.
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