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It’s not quite Fan Tweet Thursday, but we’ll give you this: another fan tweet submitted by Sean Tucker…. the word “prolific” comes to mind… see his previous submissions on our site!
WritesLiketheMe (Charles Dickens): Check out the instapoll on my Facebook page. Writing new book about a few cities and can’t decide whether it was the best or worst of times. Leaving it up 2 u
Twitter Historian on November 25th 2009 in 1800s
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Another fan-submitted tweet, this time from Philippe Rau, in reference to what Nietzche might call “the deepest tweet ever tweeted.”
Zarathustra:@Nietzsche44 Thus.
Twitter Historian on November 19th 2009 in 1800s, Submitted
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Boom! Another tweet from Sean Tucker.
Kafka: Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaid
Twitter Historian on November 19th 2009 in 1800s, Submitted
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Picasso: Just complimented a woman on her big head and weird ears. She was insulted. Must create visual style to justify myself.
Twitter Historian on October 13th 2009 in 1800s
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Our friends at Nokia’s Ovi Blog made a few more Historical Tweets. We love the design and visuals, but you said last week that you thought the product integration was a little strong…
So how about generating your own? What message would you put in the Sacajawea image below? Let the comments begin!
We’ll start it out:
“I know it doesn’t look like the Pacific Ocean, but we have time for some poker, right?”
“I’m lost. Leading these chumps in circles so I have time to check Ovi Maps.”
(there’s some product integration + smirkable humor…)
“Just go down to that mountain range and make a left…. or is it a right?”
Twitter Historian on October 8th 2009 in 1800s, Early America, Submitted
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