Twitter Updates for 2010-06-28

• RT @God_Damn_Batman Joker's face: make-up or permanent? Punch Test reveals nothing. Will try Concrete Dragging next. #
• Fun, little-known fact about Twitter: you can, in fact, delete an errant tweet and post what you meant for it to say after. #
• Looks like a lot of neat Transformers are coming in the future. But right now, I want to get all the new Generations stuff. #
• …and maybe Animated Ironhide and Rodimus PRIME. Glad Outback is getting some love, and from a figure that looked awesome as Brawn, too. #
• Holding out paid off! #
• Looking forward to today… #
• @LanceHeart Unless someone is new to gaming, though, I would think that one would be used to moving with the left&tapping buttons with right in reply to LanceHeart #
• RT @paxtonholley Back to the Future turns 25 this week: http://wp.me/p2NxJ-17e #
• On my way out to play some games! As @mikethemiz and @TheRealMorrison used to say, "be jealous!" 🙂 #
• Games shipping the week of June 27th, 2010 – http://tinyurl.com/2d7m84k #
• @DanRyckert Perhaps you should have specified "for a male." in reply to DanRyckert #
• @DerrickJWyatt Where can I find this image? I'd like to weigh in. 🙂 in reply to DerrickJWyatt #
• @stephentotilo Well, that stinks. Triangle is the one button they have on the controller face I can identify w/o looking. Props to triangle! in reply to stephentotilo #
• My #twitter age is 794 days 7 hours 15 minutes 2 seconds. Find out yours at http://twitter.seocoder.org/ #twittertime #
• RT @DanRyckert More ridiculous reader art: Mario vs. Osama http://twitpic.com/20sbt1 @pkollar Mario vs. Osama is kind of awesome. #
• Congratulations! RT @bpopken Consumerist Makes TIME's 25 Best Blogs of 2010 http://ht.ly/17UZd2 #
• @Pringer_Vince Guess not what? in reply to Pringer_Vince #
• @mendicino RT who? I RT lots of people; you'll have to be more specific. Anyway, I can make no promises, I RT what interests me. in reply to mendicino #

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