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Dinos Love You Long Time

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Triceratops (@Triplehorned): Me so horny.

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on January 15th 2010

Posted In: Comically Old

Historical Tweet of the Year

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As another historic decade is about to pass, and we’d like to honor our most popular Historical Tweet of the Year, chosen from the tweets posted in 2009.

There were a lot of good ones from the past 12 months, but one shone above and beyond as your favorite: Alexander the Tweet.

And, yes, we’ve been on hiatus for a few weeks, but we’re gearing up for a great 2010, especially leading up to April, when the Historical Tweets book hits shelves around the United States (we just finished the book and sent to our editor last week — it features 144 pages of mostly new material!).

Thanks for your support over the past year.  It’s been historic.

- Alec & Alan

Alexander the Tweet: 2009 Historical Tweet of the Year

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on December 31st 2009

Posted In: Updates

The First Tweetsgiving

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Squanto: RT @JohnWayne Howdy, pilgrims.
PilgrimJohn: If I eat even one more bite of turkey, I’ll need to loosen the belts on my hat and shoes.
PilgrimAbigail: That corn was amaize-ing. I’ll have to steal their land… I mean, recipe.
Ahchoo: RT @X Plymouth Rock landed on us! http://bit.ly/7k2vq4
MrsTurkey: Still grieving. Wake scheduled for Monday.

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on November 26th 2009

Posted In: Comically Old

Dickens Gets All Crowdsourcey

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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

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on November 25th 2009

Posted In: 1800s

Tweet in the Blank: Don’t Cry for Me, Twitter!

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Last week, Eva asked Argentina to man up.  It’s now time for you to Tweet in the Blank: what would Eva Peron tweet?  Leave your ideas below.

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on November 24th 2009

Posted In: 1900-1950, Tweet in the Blank


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