Taxi twitters

• 09:04 @tzurriz Mm. DD picked it. Given a week each side of Edinburgh, I said, where do you want to go? #
• 09:09 @neerav Free Internet kiosk? Huh! #goodoptus now has your fingerprints. #
• 09:15 @jfroebe These are drivers for info superhighway you need?
  
  Pete, chauffeur de taxi #
• 11:08 Looking through BookCrosser reviews of a book fast becoming a cult text: tinyurl.com/TGLAPPPS Me? I loved it! #
• 13:13 I have spoken with one who has traced its length. He says it's a road, but there is no silk. The tale has been embroidered. #
• 13:30 Disappointed. Heard from a travelling friend who has traced its length. It is a road, but there is no silk. The tale has been embroidered. #
• 18:14 This Silk Road business. There is no silk in it. It is a fabrication. #
• 23:19 @fushmush You should turn the aircon down. Freezing in February, forsooth! Pete, dripping sweat at the Parliament House rank #
• 00:45 There are quiet nights and busy nights. This sure ain't one of the busy ones. Everyone's gone early to bed. Excepting me. #
• 00:56 @cabbiescapital Hmm. Got my next London trip pencilled in for the first few days of July. If I make some money by then, that is! #

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 I've turned off LoudTwitter, the webthing that accumulates tweets and posts 'em up once a day. No substitute for a proper blog entry.

Besides, out of the immediate context, they look rather silly and odd. Brilliant when your Twitter friends are tweeting away, having microconversations and posting nifty links, not so good in a digest.

But I'm having fun with Twitter all the same. I thought twitterers were just plain weird before I sighed and signed up. Now, the first thing I do in a spare moment is check Twitter.