Here's why you don't rely solely on Twitter for news about health scares. [xkcd] (Thanks to Rebecca!)
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@TheWillow: Good news is its probably going to get cheaper, even though you can't actually catch swine flu from eating pork, but their ignorance is our bliss, right?
@chuck0008: Can we bring back the Avian Flu too? I could use a turkey/bacon sandwich. How about an avocadian flu?
@Papercutninja: I'll have you know that I keep a chart of all my friends' bowel movements! It's important!
@Papercutninja: Depends on what bff stands for.
Best Friend Forever: No
Butt-F'ing Friend: Probably.
@LuluStarPony: Then you've just justified Twitter's very existence in the interwebs.
@Applekid: You've added a whole 'nother dimension to that image i had in my head...thanks.
@masterasia: +1 absolutely. I think it's for old people/celebs/people with inflated egos that feel like they missed the boat on xanga/myspace/facebook.
@masterasia: It's more than just that. The problem is defining how much more it is, and what it's much more of. I use it as a slow IM or a way to store short notes or brainfart within sniffing range of millions of adoring fans.
The only Twitter feed that should be looked at is from the Centers for Disease Control. Otherwise, it's a waste of time.
@masterasia: I agree... plus, I don't *want* people to know what I'm doing all the time. That's my business.
@TheWillow: Do your part to keep the pig population under control, thus reduce the spread of Swine Flu.













I <3 xkcd. Great webcomic.