I'm always intrigued by people who feel they have a right to be rude in Twitter replies and then get a response.
It's like: nah pal. Just gets you blocked. Don't want you in my headspace. Don't want anyone reading future replies to my stuff to have you in their headspace, too.
It's like: nah pal. Just gets you blocked. Don't want you in my headspace. Don't want anyone reading future replies to my stuff to have you in their headspace, too.
I should add that if it seems there's a chance it's not deliberate, I'll do a quick scan of their Twitter bio and profile page.
90% of the time that instantly tells you whether it was or not with zero margin for error.
90% of the time that instantly tells you whether it was or not with zero margin for error.
And it's not about 'silencing' people with different views. I follow, and chat, with plenty of people who fall into that category. But we're polite with each other.
It's just about creating the Twitter I want to see, for those reading too.
40% cat photos. 40% history. 20% snark
It's just about creating the Twitter I want to see, for those reading too.
40% cat photos. 40% history. 20% snark
And on that note here is a cat snoozing in an Amazon box, surrounded by my history and roleplay books. 
And here is the lovestruck groupie he's hiding from trying to work out where he is. Or, if he's not here, whether second breakfast is an option.
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