Twitter’s been ALL the rage, recently…

I figured… well, since I can pickup several girls a week using Facebook and MySpace, why can’t I use Twitter to do the same?

Being the online pickup master that I am… I invented a little Twitter tactic that helped me get LAID.  Keep reading because YOU can use this exact same tactic to increase your chances of success with women online.

I call it the “Come Hither” routine… sounds cheesy, I know… but don’t laugh until you’ve tried it.

Now, this is one of my more “underhanded” techniques… some of you may not like it, but it WORKS.

Now… make a new “Tweet” and say…

“Going to meet a FAMOUS CELEBRITY today… need one more person to come with!”

I guarantee you will get women flocking to your page… but as soon as you get an inquiry from a girl you dig, message her back saying, “Kk… call me really quick! My number’s…”

Give her your number.

She’ll call.

Then on the phone, start off with a phone-neg.  Something like… “Whoa, you sound like a total dude today.  Are you okay?”

Proceed to say that some girl already sniped that ticket before she did. 

She’ll most likely protest… and ask you DESPERATELY who the celebrity was.

At this point, it doesn’t really matter what happens next… you’ve now built value… AND you have her on the phone!

I have a TON of these tactics in my program.

And only for a VERY, VERY limited time, you can try out my program for FREE.

You heard right.

Learn More At onlinepickupsecrets

There was a time when the world was rich with literature. Words flowed from the minds of writers and could make a huge impact on the reader. Now except few authors we find that not many are getting new books sold in quantity. What will the upsurge in usage of Twitter do to the already dismal scene?

Remember when blogging was popular? There were many who used to blog with lengthy posts and had readers who read these blogs. Some still survive, but many have turned to twitter. Technology is taking a toll over writing. The number of words that one may write is now limited. No body has time to calmly read a lengthy post and enjoy the play of words. Everybody is in rush. That is one reason of the great success of twitter. It would not have done so well a decade ago when we were still interested in slow work. Now we are all in hurry. Mails are getting shorter, exchanges are taking the route of mobile phones and everybody wants to reach somewhere as quickly as possible. Twitter helps all of us doing that.

Can you think of a great author for example Bernard Shaw or Shakespeare writing on twitter? Imagine the compositions that would have resulted! To write and to enjoy reading one needs plenty of time. I remember looking at drafts of a book by PG Wodehouse. The author went back and corrected himself many times. A computer connected to Internet that demands quick response will not help us in such writings. it is Twittering bow. People are telling how they are enjoying a cup of coffee or how they loved a movie and so on. Number of words that are limited will obviously threaten one who is thinking of sharing something lengthy that he/she wrote. Will Twitter Kill Literature?

The author likes to write text messages and advises for internet and social networking content like twitter backgrounds and myspace comments. He also writes quizzes on subjects like relationship, personality, etc.

Article Source:http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-articles/will-twitter-kill-literature-1143965.html