Didn't see a thread. So, micro-bloging, then.
― Fluffy Bear Hearts Rainbows, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 15:01 (ten years ago) Permalink
what's the point when you have FB status updates?
― baaderonixx, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 15:02 (ten years ago) Permalink
I'm an addict.
― Allen, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 15:04 (ten years ago) Permalink
The status updates on facebook are one of my favourite aspects of FB, so I liked the idea of twitter when I first heard about it a week or so ago. I've signed up, but it hasn't stuck with me as yet, I think because none of my friends are using it.
― krakow, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 21:31 (ten years ago) Permalink
It's reduced all my literary ambitions down to daily one-liners: twitter.com/fireland
― Lie Bot, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:22 (ten years ago) Permalink
So much hate for Twitter. So much.
― J0hn D., Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:46 (ten years ago) Permalink
Twitter is for productivity douche-bags and aspirational web developers.
― fields of salmon, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:49 (ten years ago) Permalink
I used to use Twitter quite a lot, but Facebook status updates reach a lot more of my friends, and I can do them from my phone as easily as a Twitter so I've kind of abandoned it.
I think Twitter is good for publishing interesting links and news and things, and for asking advice from the microblogosphere, but for the latter you'd need a whole load of like-minded followers and it's hard to get there.
― Alba, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:53 (ten years ago) Permalink
I think I will have to use it for a while before I decide if I love it or hate it.
― Sara R-C, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:54 (ten years ago) Permalink
There was this thread, by the way:
twittervision
― Alba, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:55 (ten years ago) Permalink
we've def. had a twitter thread before because i remember checking out the twitter homepage to see what the fuss was about, and i just happened to see alba make an update. then i told him about it here.
― elan, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 22:56 (ten years ago) Permalink
dats it
TWITTER: I don't get it
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:44 (ten years ago) Permalink
CIO/KIU: using ilx like twitter
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:45 (ten years ago) Permalink
I just spent another fifteen minutes going down the rabbit hole with this shit clicking on follower avatars http://www.penny-arcade.com/images/2008/20080423.jpg the text of the last panel could possibly be sold as a t-shirt
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:46 (ten years ago) Permalink
the weather alert stuff and airport delay announcement feeds seem vaguely useful but it remains the absolute dumbest shit I've ever seen since friendster
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:56 (ten years ago) Permalink
I mean what use is something that's supposed to provide low-bandwidth status updates on EVERY STUPID PIDDLING THING EVER IN THE WORLD if it also happens to be breaking constantly
identi.ca is ugly and has a terrible name, as with squoink and jaiku and whatever else, which just goes to show you what actually matters
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:58 (ten years ago) Permalink
http://www.soup.io/
IT'S THE NEW TEEVEE
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 06:02 (ten years ago) Permalink
let me make sure to get back here and write you guys some more about how I feel about the web's direction in a little bit
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 06:04 (ten years ago) Permalink
yeah I still think it is all weird and gross
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 31 July 2008 06:50 (ten years ago) Permalink
"the microblogosphere"
― Raw Patrick, Thursday, 31 July 2008 08:52 (ten years ago) Permalink
http://www.the-trukstop.com/miscellaneous/socialmediacrity/warbbler.png
― James Mitchell, Thursday, 31 July 2008 09:19 (ten years ago) Permalink
I use Twitter to keep up with a very small handful of friends (FreakyTrigger mob mostly) so mine is mostly a collection of stupid injokes that come to my mobile. I like that a lot, saves me having to text loads of people at once, but it freaks me out when I see random strangers following me. I have to purge my followers list about once a week.
― Matt DC, Thursday, 31 July 2008 09:24 (ten years ago) Permalink
I used to use Twitter quite a lot, but Facebook status updates reach a lot more of my friends, and I can do them from my phone as easily as a Twitter so I've kind of abandoned it
this is a shame, because your minute-by-minute update from "control" was fucking genius. for the few minutes it lasted.
― grimly fiendish, Thursday, 31 July 2008 21:40 (ten years ago) Permalink
you'd need a whole load of like-minded followers and it's hard to get there. This is the key, really. Twitter got some ferocious use at wwdc, and was v. good for finding out what was giong on where, and what sessions to leave, etc, but it doesn't work so well if you've just trucked up in some random place.
There's a twitter client for iPhone that might help with that though -- it shows you all the updates from folks in your location.
― stet, Thursday, 31 July 2008 21:47 (ten years ago) Permalink
People were complaining!
― Alba, Thursday, 31 July 2008 22:12 (ten years ago) Permalink
http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=1640#more-1640
as usual
― El Tomboto, Wednesday, 6 August 2008 00:50 (ten years ago) Permalink
the end of twitter in the UK? er: yes, as far as i can see. i don't want to have to *look* for tweets. i want them to come to me:
Hi,I'm sending you this note because you registered a mobile device to work with Twitter over our UK number. I wanted to let you know that we are making some changes to the way SMS works on Twitter. There is some good news and some bad news.I'll start with the bad news. Beginning today, Twitter is no longer delivering outbound SMS over our UK number. If you enjoy receiving updates from Twitter via +44 762 480 1423, we are recommending that you explore some suggested alternatives.Note: You will still be able to UPDATE over our UK number.Before I go into more detail, here's a bit of good news: Twitter will be introducing several new, local SMS numbers in countries throughout Europe in the coming weeks and months. These new numbers will make Twittering more accessible for you if you've been using SMS to send long-distance updates from outside the UK.Why are we making these changes?Mobile operators in most of the world charge users to send updates. When you send one message to Twitter and we send it to ten followers, you aren't charged ten times--that's because we've been footing the bill. When we launched our free SMS service to the world, we set the clock ticking. As the service grew in popularity, so too would the price.Our challenge during this window of time was to establish relationships with mobile operators around the world such that our SMS services could become sustainable from a cost perspective. We achieved this goal in Canada, India, and the United States. We can provide full incoming and outgoing SMS service without passing along operator fees in these countries.We took a risk hoping to bring more nations onboard and more mobile operators around to our way of thinking but we've arrived at a point where the responsible thing to do is slow our costs and take a different approach. Since you probably don't live in Canada, India, or the US, we recommend receiving your Twitter updates via one of the following methods.m.twitter.com works on browser-enabled phones m.slandr.net works on browser-enabled phones TwitterMail.com works on email-enabled phones Cellity [http://bit.ly/12bw4R] works on java-enabled phones TwitterBerry [http://bit.ly/MFAfJ] works on BlackBerry phones Twitterific [http://bit.ly/1WxjwQ] works on iPhonesTwitter SMS by The NumbersIt pains us to take this measure. However, we need to avoid placing undue burden on our company and our service. Even with a limit of 250 messages received per week, it could cost Twitter about $1,000 per user, per year to send SMS outside of Canada, India, or the US. It makes more sense for us to establish fair billing arrangements with mobile operators than it does to pass these high fees on to our users.Twitter will continue to negotiate with mobile operators in Europe, Asia, China, and The Americas to forge relationships that benefit all our users. Our goal is to provide full, two-way service with Twitter via SMS to every nation in a way that is sustainable from a cost perspective. Talks with mobile companies around the world continue. In the meantime, more local numbers for updating via SMS are on the way. We'll keep you posted.Thank you for your attention, Biz Stone, Co-founder Twitter, Inc. http://twitter.com/biz
I'm sending you this note because you registered a mobile device to work with Twitter over our UK number. I wanted to let you know that we are making some changes to the way SMS works on Twitter. There is some good news and some bad news.
I'll start with the bad news. Beginning today, Twitter is no longer delivering outbound SMS over our UK number. If you enjoy receiving updates from Twitter via +44 762 480 1423, we are recommending that you explore some suggested alternatives.
Note: You will still be able to UPDATE over our UK number.
Before I go into more detail, here's a bit of good news: Twitter will be introducing several new, local SMS numbers in countries throughout Europe in the coming weeks and months. These new numbers will make Twittering more accessible for you if you've been using SMS to send long-distance updates from outside the UK.
Why are we making these changes?
Mobile operators in most of the world charge users to send updates. When you send one message to Twitter and we send it to ten followers, you aren't charged ten times--that's because we've been footing the bill. When we launched our free SMS service to the world, we set the clock ticking. As the service grew in popularity, so too would the price.
Our challenge during this window of time was to establish relationships with mobile operators around the world such that our SMS services could become sustainable from a cost perspective. We achieved this goal in Canada, India, and the United States. We can provide full incoming and outgoing SMS service without passing along operator fees in these countries.
We took a risk hoping to bring more nations onboard and more mobile operators around to our way of thinking but we've arrived at a point where the responsible thing to do is slow our costs and take a different approach. Since you probably don't live in Canada, India, or the US, we recommend receiving your Twitter updates via one of the following methods.
m.twitter.com works on browser-enabled phones m.slandr.net works on browser-enabled phones TwitterMail.com works on email-enabled phones Cellity [http://bit.ly/12bw4R] works on java-enabled phones TwitterBerry [http://bit.ly/MFAfJ] works on BlackBerry phones Twitterific [http://bit.ly/1WxjwQ] works on iPhones
Twitter SMS by The Numbers
It pains us to take this measure. However, we need to avoid placing undue burden on our company and our service. Even with a limit of 250 messages received per week, it could cost Twitter about $1,000 per user, per year to send SMS outside of Canada, India, or the US. It makes more sense for us to establish fair billing arrangements with mobile operators than it does to pass these high fees on to our users.
Twitter will continue to negotiate with mobile operators in Europe, Asia, China, and The Americas to forge relationships that benefit all our users. Our goal is to provide full, two-way service with Twitter via SMS to every nation in a way that is sustainable from a cost perspective. Talks with mobile companies around the world continue. In the meantime, more local numbers for updating via SMS are on the way. We'll keep you posted.
Thank you for your attention, Biz Stone, Co-founder Twitter, Inc. http://twitter.com/biz
― grimly fiendish, Thursday, 14 August 2008 08:45 (ten years ago) Permalink
I never understood why anyone would want tweets pushed to them. I get excited when I receive a text. I don't want to find it's some spazz like me telling the world they've found an odd-coloured bogey up their nose.
― Alba, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:21 (ten years ago) Permalink
it would be nice, when the iphone's push service is switched on, if twitter would push messages down to twitterific - this would solve the 'excited when I receive a text only to find it's about a bogey' problem
― cozwn, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:31 (ten years ago) Permalink
If my phone had let me assign unique message alert tones to numbers like it does with ringtones and voice calls then the problem might have gone away.
― Alba, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:34 (ten years ago) Permalink
Maybe the fundamental problem is that I'm not interested enough in other people.
― Alba, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:35 (ten years ago) Permalink
most of twitter is exquisitely described in metaphor by that news story about the inflatable turd named "Complex Shit" blowing away and breaking actual stuff that matters
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:39 (ten years ago) Permalink
of course being me I would say the same for pretty much everything "web 2.0"
― El Tomboto, Thursday, 14 August 2008 09:40 (ten years ago) Permalink
actually, i'd follow a tombot twitter feed. furious cynicism at unexpected moments could be fun.
i guess twitterific might step up to the plate here, but then again: it can't run in the background on the iPhone, can it?
(this, incidentally, is my first ILX post from my shiny new iMac.)
― grimly fiendish, Thursday, 14 August 2008 11:28 (ten years ago) Permalink
creepy
13.28 cozeny Wondering out loud what we'd need to start a UK group SMS system and take Twitter's market: Ruby developers, time, money, and Red Bull... ? 9 minutes ago from web
13.37 Hi, cozeny.
tweetsms (tweetsms) is now following your updates on Twitter.
Check out tweetsms's profile here:
http://twitter.com/tweetsms
You may follow tweetsms as well by clicking on the "follow" button.
Best, Twitter
tweetsms http://www.tweetSMS.com will be available worldwide across almost all carriers. We also plan to deploy an ad-based service for free updates. 38 minutes ago from web
@PurpleKitchen check out www.tweetsms.com about 2 hours ago from web in reply to PurpleKitchen
just uploaded http://www.tweetsms.com to help all of those international SMS users! about 2 hours ago from web
― cozwn, Thursday, 14 August 2008 12:39 (ten years ago) Permalink
Used it cause I was excited (are you still an early adopter a full year after the SXSW explosion of use?), then didn't for a few months cause I didn't really see the point, now I'm usin it again cause I've had some new local friends start following me.
Good for questions, link-sharing, Microemo bursts, etc.
― BIG HOOS aka the steendriver, Thursday, 14 August 2008 13:25 (ten years ago) Permalink
I have a friend who uses this to read his friends' feeds, so I basically only see it from the angle of a person who is constantly checking his phone while I'm trying to have a conversation with him. The first time I heard of Twitter was from him when I finally got exasperated with his constantly checking his phone.
Maybe I'm the one with the problem, but I can't really think of anyone in the world interesting enough for me to want updates on their activities throughout the day. I'd say the only people I could imagine wanting to twitter could be: Drug smuggler, violent prison inmate, Slash-in-his-heyday type rock star, and a dog (if they somehow managed to translate its thoughts into English text).
― rockapads, Thursday, 14 August 2008 14:41 (ten years ago) Permalink
don't use it, don't know anyone who does, but i check this one all the time: http://twitter.com/MarsPhoenix
― Roz, Thursday, 14 August 2008 14:51 (ten years ago) Permalink
i very very rarely check it on my phone. does mobile use seem to be the prominent use?
― tehresa, Thursday, 14 August 2008 14:55 (ten years ago) Permalink
SMS functionality seems to be its USP now that Facebook status updates have taken the mainstream microblogging space.
As I said above, people using it for pushed news bulletins and question-broadcasting rather than personal what-i'm-doing stuff is another application.
― Alba, Thursday, 14 August 2008 15:05 (ten years ago) Permalink
(I think you can now do Facebook by SMS in America, actually, but not here)
― Alba, Thursday, 14 August 2008 15:06 (ten years ago) Permalink
SMS is a fucking trilobite technology
― Catsupppppppppppppp dude 茄蕃, Thursday, 14 August 2008 15:22 (ten years ago) Permalink
I followed @johncleese back when his followers were in the double digits.
― BIG HOOS aka the steendriver, Thursday, 14 August 2008 15:39 (ten years ago) Permalink
Seriously someone FedEx me a fucking medal already.
how the fuck are they planning to make money? Also, they could easily have charged for this in Europe, and at least started making some actual income for a change.
― stet, Thursday, 14 August 2008 17:38 (ten years ago) Permalink
so: brightkite, then. anyone played about with it much? i'm not sure i can particularly be arsed, TBH.
― grimly fiendish, Tuesday, 19 August 2008 19:00 (ten years ago) Permalink
Twinkle is useful to see if there's trouble on my tram line or the local cafe is on fire.
― Autumn Almanac, Tuesday, 19 August 2008 21:27 (ten years ago) Permalink
ON IPHONE
Brightkite seems particularly marvelous, actually. Like Twitter with upgrades.
― James Mitchell, Tuesday, 19 August 2008 23:20 (ten years ago) Permalink
cant wait for the next phase of twitter marketing when all the brand go antifa
― lag∞n, Monday, 4 February 2019 22:08 (two weeks ago) Permalink
Thank u Satan— SUNNYD (@sunnydelight) February 4, 2019
― lag∞n, Monday, 4 February 2019 22:09 (two weeks ago) Permalink
It’s getting really bad.
― JoeStork, Monday, 4 February 2019 22:12 (two weeks ago) Permalink
what does social media manager for Sunny Delight make, is it like 25k, part time gig type thing, or $80k plus bennies baller job?
― calumy (rip van wanko), Monday, 4 February 2019 22:15 (two weeks ago) Permalink
if someone is paying a tweeter $80K/yr they have too much money
― weird woman in a bar (La Lechera), Monday, 4 February 2019 22:17 (two weeks ago) Permalink
cld also be outsourced to an agency
― lag∞n, Monday, 4 February 2019 22:18 (two weeks ago) Permalink
how does that drink make any money. i mean the whole world turned on actual orange juice 15 years ago because of the sugar content
― calumy (rip van wanko), Monday, 4 February 2019 22:21 (two weeks ago) Permalink
Kind of grimly fascinated as to whether this is a genuine ploy to get attention for the brand in the worst way possible or just a disgruntled employee trying to get fired and failing, anyway yes haven't seen sunny d in 20 years
― mfktz (Camaraderie at Arms Length), Monday, 4 February 2019 22:45 (two weeks ago) Permalink
I assumed they got haxored
― Karl Malone, Monday, 4 February 2019 23:52 (two weeks ago) Permalink
tweets r still up a day later
― lag∞n, Tuesday, 5 February 2019 01:41 (one week ago) Permalink
damn, that hacker is GOOD
― Karl Malone, Tuesday, 5 February 2019 01:42 (one week ago) Permalink
lol
― lag∞n, Tuesday, 5 February 2019 01:43 (one week ago) Permalink
I answered my own question above: there are more astronauts now than ever
― calumy (rip van wanko), Tuesday, 5 February 2019 01:58 (one week ago) Permalink
if someone is paying a tweeter $80K/yr they have too much money― weird woman in a bar (La Lechera), Monday, February 4, 2019 4:17 PM (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalinkcld also be outsourced to an agency― lag∞n, Monday, February 4, 2019 4:18 PM (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
― weird woman in a bar (La Lechera), Monday, February 4, 2019 4:17 PM (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
― lag∞n, Monday, February 4, 2019 4:18 PM (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
Or part of an individual's larger set of responsibilities with the company. Kind of doubt it with some of these weird/ironic brand accounts, but you never know.
― jaymc, Tuesday, 5 February 2019 04:48 (one week ago) Permalink
all the brands and blue checkmark people riffing joeks on that tweet is a good representation of how abysmal twitter culture is
― diamonddave85 (diamonddave85), Tuesday, 5 February 2019 05:14 (one week ago) Permalink
i suspect a brand would have a devoted twitter person & pays them handsomely bc of the cost of PR fuck ups
― ILX’s bad boy (D-40), Tuesday, 5 February 2019 08:59 (one week ago) Permalink
there is no pattern. sometimes it's contracted out to a specialist agency. sometimes it's in-house. rarely are the people actually doing the tweeting paid well.
― illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Tuesday, 5 February 2019 12:16 (one week ago) Permalink
Yeah can't believe anyone would be paid well for tweeting for a brand (this odd mix of marketing and customer service), part of the reason I thought it was genuine.
― xyzzzz__, Tuesday, 5 February 2019 13:03 (one week ago) Permalink
More people still follow regular Arby's than Nihilist Arby's, but at some point this will invert.
― Elvis Telecom, Wednesday, 6 February 2019 04:17 (one week ago) Permalink
is this website getting worse? i feel like it has
― marcos, Thursday, 7 February 2019 02:20 (one week ago) Permalink
been going down hill since like 10 years ago
― lag∞n, Thursday, 7 February 2019 02:46 (one week ago) Permalink
Getting better all the time imo
― flappy bird, Thursday, 7 February 2019 06:26 (one week ago) Permalink
Twitter is the fusing of social media and comments sections
― ( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉) (jim in vancouver), Thursday, 7 February 2019 07:45 (one week ago) Permalink
I don’t log in much anymore but when I do it seems like mostly a platform for reaction gifs
― Clay, Thursday, 7 February 2019 08:24 (one week ago) Permalink
Are you ready for our Love Sausage? Heart-shaped, lightly-truffled, wrapped in bacon and in store tomorrow. Say it with sausages – tag who you’ll be sharing your Love Sausage with this Valentine's Day! #MyMarksFave pic.twitter.com/VPQi4ENnsn— M&S (@marksandspencer) February 7, 2019
― suzy, Thursday, 7 February 2019 09:34 (one week ago) Permalink
sure I'd be so much happier if I had a brain made of blancmange but also a desktop folder of reaction gifs and a willingness to explain a joke back at a big shop
― Terry Major-Ball Will Tell You (DJ Mencap), Thursday, 7 February 2019 11:17 (one week ago) Permalink
hmm
Adam bought a durag and $40 worth of makeup: costume complete.— jack (@jack) November 1, 2006
― flappy bird, Thursday, 7 February 2019 18:11 (one week ago) Permalink
hmmmmmmau
― say it with sausages (Sufjan Grafton), Thursday, 7 February 2019 19:50 (one week ago) Permalink
ouch
― calumy (rip van wanko), Thursday, 7 February 2019 20:01 (one week ago) Permalink
I probably shouldn't have been surprised to see his name in this article, but if you're wondering what erstwhile tweeter pisspiggranddad is up tohttps://splinternews.com/one-of-the-worlds-most-iconic-craft-breweries-is-unioni-1832439046
“Anchor is a San Francisco institution that used to be known for being a good job,” Brace Belden, a part-time worker in the Anchor racking room who has worked at the brewery for a year and is a member of the 8-person organizing committee, told Splinter.
― mh, Friday, 8 February 2019 16:16 (one week ago) Permalink
nice
― lag∞n, Friday, 8 February 2019 16:45 (one week ago) Permalink
Sometimes being extremely dud qualifies as classic
oh my god pic.twitter.com/41cPFUqcbE— i bless the rains down in Castamere (@Chinchillazllla) February 10, 2019
― mfktz (Camaraderie at Arms Length), Monday, 11 February 2019 11:50 (one week ago) Permalink
“let me tell you ladies what your lady parts are called”
― seedy ron (Autumn Almanac), Monday, 11 February 2019 11:57 (one week ago) Permalink
A genuine followup tweet
real tweet pic.twitter.com/bnoR44VsWx— millennial trash™ (@rosegoldgarbage) February 11, 2019
Also he lists "Certicate in editing" on his Twitter bio.
― mfktz (Camaraderie at Arms Length), Monday, 11 February 2019 11:58 (one week ago) Permalink
oh jesus
― seedy ron (Autumn Almanac), Monday, 11 February 2019 12:05 (one week ago) Permalink
:-)
― lag∞n, Monday, 11 February 2019 12:07 (one week ago) Permalink
Oh my godddddd
― kinder, Monday, 11 February 2019 12:16 (one week ago) Permalink
one of the troll game's last great characters
― Terry Major-Ball Will Tell You (DJ Mencap), Monday, 11 February 2019 14:17 (one week ago) Permalink
This is his website, I am 99% sure he's serious
http://paul.bullen.com/
― mfktz (Camaraderie at Arms Length), Monday, 11 February 2019 14:22 (one week ago) Permalink
SexMale–Female Differences mailing list, Links
― Neil S, Monday, 11 February 2019 14:29 (one week ago) Permalink
“boys have a penis, girls have a vagina it’s called a vagina”
― seedy ron (Autumn Almanac), Monday, 11 February 2019 19:22 (one week ago) Permalink
that dude kept going for like 11 hours btw
― The Very Fugly Caterpillar (sic), Monday, 11 February 2019 19:42 (one week ago) Permalink
where do mainsplainers get their water?
from a well, actually
― flopson, Monday, 11 February 2019 19:56 (one week ago) Permalink
actually it's spelled mansplainer
― rob, Monday, 11 February 2019 19:58 (one week ago) Permalink
I appreciate the maddening pivot from the classic mansplainer touchstone of "technically correct is the best kind of correct" to "standard social use is the true correctness so your technical knowledge is incorrect in this case"
― mh, Monday, 11 February 2019 20:00 (one week ago) Permalink
girls always love to telling people not to" Mansplain"but they do not care of, "Man's Pain"— wint (@dril) July 17, 2016
― lag∞n, Monday, 11 February 2019 20:00 (one week ago) Permalink
had that in mind the entire time I was typing
― mh, Monday, 11 February 2019 20:03 (one week ago) Permalink
Good lord jesus christ that is Art
― flappy bird, Tuesday, 12 February 2019 04:03 (six days ago) Permalink
pouring one out for 8th anniversary of the greatest tweet of all time
Whitney has passed away. RIP u will live on forever. Cant believe it. I wanna run to u. Really cant believe this. @— Wayne Rooney (@WayneRooney) February 12, 2012
― Neil S, Wednesday, 13 February 2019 11:20 (five days ago) Permalink
7th even