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Thursday, December 6 2007
I got tagged by Grand Weepers so that solved the problem what my next blog post was going to be. And by reading this, you are now tagged by default 
Seven things about me:
1. I am a very happy Twitter user. I have used Twitter for a year now – I believe it is my one anniversary today. Yay to Twitter!
2. I love Christmas – but I do not care about New Year Eve. Just another evening for me. As for Christmas, to me it is all about spending time with my family and eating lots of good food. It has no religious tone for us but I am grateful for the holiday so thanks!
3. I am not a patience person (I have some buffer but not much) but when I am in airport or traveling then I can wait the time needed without any problem.
4. I like Britney Spear’s new album Blackout – am listening to it while writing this.
5. Daily sites I visit are: icanhascheezburger – a good LOL & they are on Twitter too, BBC news (my start page), TMZ, Gmail, TheHungerSite and a few more.
6. I would a great tester for the warm water supply in a building. All I need to do is to take my usual looooong shower and I can tell you. I have been known to finish off the warm water supply.
7. My dream job is either to be a Diet Coke quality tester or the guy (girl in my case) that wipes the helmet visor on F1 drivers.
December 6th, 2007 at 17:28
You’ll have to teach me how to use Twitter. I tried it, but I guess I didn’t get it. Or I missed something fundemental about it.
December 6th, 2007 at 17:41
Do you still have your account? The key is to find some interesting & fun people on Twitter. I tend to go for people with small-ish followers. You can always un-follow if someone does not interest you.
Do try it again and add me plz
and take it from there.
One nice Twitter software is Snitter (http://snook.ca/snitter/)
December 8th, 2007 at 4:12
The truth is out there Lizzie.
But just don’t expect the BBC to report the truth.
The whole place is infiltrated with Lefties (democrats )and homosexuals,who push their own agenda.
It should be renamed the Brown Broadcasting Corporation.
December 8th, 2007 at 11:47
Ian – I do not agree with you re your BBC comment. First of all, BBC got wing clipped by the Hutton report and that hurt the BBC badly. They were right and got burned for it. I don’t want to read or see the news according to Mr. Rupert Murdoch agenda. There should always be more then one news source and there is defiantly room for the BBC!
And as your homosexual comment, that is not fair.