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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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Henry David Thoreau: Ugh. Should have named Walden book “Survivorman.” Would have sold better.
Twitter Historian on October 7th 2009 in 1800s

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Edgar Allan Poe: There’s a bird stuck in my study. Calling animal control.
Twitter Historian on October 6th 2009 in 1800s

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MarieX (Marie Curie): Foreign lab assistant keeps asking for “two more” every time we give him an x-ray. Give it a rest, man!
PS — When said by a non-native English speaker, “two more” might sound like “tumor” and visa versa.
Twitter Historian on October 5th 2009 in 1800s

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Harriet Tubman doesn’t tweet that often… view her first tweet.

Conductor H. (Harriet Tubman): I’d tweet more, but Article 1, Section 2, Paragraph 3 limits me to 84 characters.
See: the Three-Fifths Compromise on Wikipedia.
Twitter Historian on September 29th 2009 in 1800s