Twitter has been around for a while and people have been trying to get me to do it. But I’ve firmly resisted. But I had a long day today at DMV and thought that I could’ve used twitter to humor me and a few others while sitting there, waiting FOREVER only to find out I couldn’t do what I needed to do. Anyway, I thought, “Man, if I had twitter right now I could at least make fun of DMV and people could at least laugh from my experiences.” So, I’m now twittering. Signed up. Done. username: chuckbomar
oh man, didn’t think I would get to the point of doing that…but it could’ve given me something else to do rather than return some emails and play “brick-breaker” on my blackberry! I’ve gotten to level 29. Ok, so that lets you know how much I play – but truthfully, I (usually) only play it on planes. If my ADD-like brain isn’t motivated it can help time go by a little faster – and certainly could’ve helped me today at the DMV.
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Chuck Bomar is pastor of Colossae Church in Portland, Oregon and founder of CollegeLeader (
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Welcome to Twitter. I also caved to the idea about a month ago. Word to the wise: Don’t let it take over your life, haha. I’ve seen it happen. However, it can be useful with letting people know last minute things over the web, or include mini blog snippets. Anywho, I hope you have fun with it. Username: MicahRi
Good for you, I love twitter. Although my wife often mocks me when I post, I keep doing it. User: crd55
welcome to twitter. i fell in a while back, and i love it. if you feel like adding me, my name is “kretzu”
and theres nothin’ worse than waiting in line for anything only to find out they cant help you.
Level 29??? Well done. And welcome to twitter. Too bad it’s not set up with levels.