Going by the premise that Twitter did not begin in 2006 as believed, but has actually been around for centuries, Historical Twitter shares what tweets might have come across the airwaves in the past.
The site was started in October 2008, and you should start reading from the beginning so as not to miss anything. Although some people may find a few of the tweets inappropriate, the posts are hilarious!
Historical Tweet examples
For example, if Abraham Lincoln had Twittered it might have read like this:
"Anyone got a more creative way of saying '87 years'?"
Or, Anne Boleyn to Henry the VIII:
"Sorry I lost my head the other night."
Most historical tweets are accompanied by related photos, that are often themselves very entertaining.
Not only does the site allow you to read the alleged historical tweets, but you can submit your own examples.
Twitter defined
For those who don't know, according to the definition in Wikipedia, "Twitter is a free social networking...service that enables its users to send and read messages known as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 characters."
Check out this great site, and leave a tweet or two of your own.
Do you have a favorite humorous site you would like to share? Just let us know.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
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