Flying & Tweeting

Thursday, Apr. 1, 2010 - 12:29 a.m.

Twitter recently announced that it will be increasing its character count from 140 to 240, and that those hundred characters would be used for advertising.

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Breaking News: Whoops, my Shergoldometer wasn't working the other day when I reported the news about the frozen global warming activist; Bob Lai's *was*, though and he checked and found out it was a hoax.

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Today I will be flying to Anaheim.

John will at last be able to use the media in the living room without having to watch something having to do with sports.

The packing wasn't as crazy-making as usual, and I changed the name of my iPods to "Reward415XXXXXXX" with the Xs standing in for my actual cell phone number.

Yes, that's right, I carry two.

A Nano for movies and a Shuffle for music.

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Sorry not a long post. I'll send what I send to the folks I always send it to when I land.

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Have a nice Thursday and go have another look at that first bit of news, please.

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