(This is the kind of story you hope doesn’t happen to you – it’s long and a bit scary –
you have been warned.)

Today I was wondering if Twitter was trying to give me a heart attack buy amoxicillin or what?
Responding to Twitter’s Pssst … request to take a look at their “New Look” I gave
them some feedback. First, I requested that it would be nice if Twitter would give
us Tweeters the new dimensions so we could adjust our custom backgrounds
accordingly (so as to not look like a dumb jerk – however, I didn’t say that.)

I buy penicillin may have been all right that far but I had the audacity to indicate that I didn’t
think much of Twitter taking “our space” and replacing it with more of theirs.
Seemed counter to the idea of user buy ampicillin online generated content and the individual’s self
expression. Well folks, that’s when it got interesting (and more than a bit SCARY!).

Minutes later, lo and behold, I discover that, to my great alarm, I no longer had
any followers – None! Zero! Nada! All 7,724 had been swallowed(?) by Twitter.
“HOLY CRAP!” (Not my exact words.) It may even have been, “What the _ _ _ _!”

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May this never happen to you - even for a moment!

Now folks, I have been a labor negotiator (both sides) and a mediator – I am not
one who is easily alarmed – nor does the temper go quickly. HOWEVER, I was
really _ _ _ _ _ _! As I said before, I am not one who believes much in coincidence.
Soooo … I waited for a few minutes (it seemed like I was really patient and waited
quite a generic amoxil few … Maybe not).

Much to my surprise my followers were gone but not my ability to tweet. So I
tweeted … as follows:

Respond to Twitter’s request 4 feedback on new version w a request &
some criticism & SLAPPPP! My Follower no.s are now ZERO! Bad on Twitter

I’m surprised Twitter didn’t also stop my tweeting as well as remove my
7,724 followers when I responded honestly with a reasonable request.

#Twitter Next question: Was this the act of an individual or the implementation generic buy cialis online generic amoxil amoxil
of a Twitter Company policy NO CRITICISM OR REQUESTS! ???

To clarify-I responded to Twitter that I would like to know new dimensions
& disappointed T was replacing “our space” w T space Then SLAP

There was another #Twitter hashtag in there I think – not sure. I was busy with my Logitech
SnagIt capture tool attempting to record this saga with images. First was the image above of
my zeroed out Followers: Then, what almost immediately occurred to me was the irony that
just a few weeks ago I had received a TwitterGrader Grade of 100! The highest score they
give (how they determine buy cheap doxycycline it I still don’t know. However, Twitter’s action in light of that
independent analysis made the situation even more ludicrous. Bug? Coincident? …

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Don't ask me how - still not sure.

NOTE: The response was addressed to “toolkitguy” even though my input was from my SeniorTweet
page and my note signed as “@SeniorTweet. Curious and curiouser! I hadn’t used that toolkitguy ID since before my heart surgery, if I ever used it. Twitter will explain I’m sure. … Maybe not.

A few more minutes and, again lo and behold, MY TWITTER FOLLOWERS RETURNED!!! Where they went and what they did while they were gone, I don’t know. Was this a bug? Or, just a warning response, to me – the fly in the ointment?

It may not be a “whale” of a big thing to Twitter. As you know, Twitter does not appear to be particularly bothered by “whales” – no matter how frequently they are over capacity – besides that’s a whole different thing. This is just a little thing, … a little story. It just happened to me … I must remember camagra buy cheap to thank Dr. Sang Lee for doing such a good job on my quadruple bypass heart surgery. It could have been a big story if my wife had come in and … but that didn’t happen. I’m glad … I prefer little stories to big ones in these instances. Still, bad on Twitter.

Val moneygram locations Spangler, @SenirTweet

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