What 79AD Disaster Could Have Been Avoided With More Twitter Followers?

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Twitterstorian La Libertine submitted this great Historical Tweet.  La, we look forward to many more submissions from you.  Thanks!

MT_Vesuvius: @Pompeii Uh… run?

More Historical Tweets:

• Tweet in the Blank for a Free Autographed Book: Che Guevara
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• Martin Luther Tweets His Complaints to Rome

 
Or get a history lesson at random!

3 Responses to “What 79AD Disaster Could Have Been Avoided With More Twitter Followers?”

1. Aspasia responded on 30 Jan 2009 at 9:20 pm #

   Thanks! I’d do my own graphics but the Twitter photoshop template isn’t cooperating on my Mac. So I’ll be emailing more at a future date.

   ~La Libertine

2. A tweet from Pompeii 79AD responded on 20 Feb 2009 at 1:56 pm #

   [...] post by Francesca Tonchin in Classical Archaeology News just alerted me to Historical Tweets. The specific tweet relates to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD and the consequent disaster that befell Pompeii, [...]

3. Historical Tweets » A Real, Old-School Flame War Begins on Twitter responded on 25 Feb 2009 at 4:46 am #

   [...] La Libertine comes through again. (See also: Pompeii)  What happens when Groove Armada gets [...]

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