I don't find Twitter feeds particularly easy to follow, but I did enjoy this little gem from "Fake Stephen Conroy" (@stephenconroy):
For the record, I never said people who opposed the filter were pedophiles; I simply said they enjoyed sex with children.
I might have to subscribe, if only to catch more such gems. I'll leave you with a couple more:
Listening to a scheduled, real-time podcast on my "radio"
And:
I'm not saying that I'm God for the internets, because there is only one, true God. I am more his representative; His Interpope.
twitter
That page doesn't exist!
Bob
... current tweet...
leslienassar@me.com -- later folks
about 3 hours ago from Tweetie
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The staffer has now been silenced by the telecommunications giant,
perhaps out of fear that the revelations will further increase
tensions between Telstra and the Government, which has excluded
Telstra from the bidding process to build a $10 billion-plus national
broadband network.
The satirical "Fake Stephen Conroy" profile, which has now been wiped, sparked almost as much discussion online as Senator Conroy himself. It primarily lampoons the Government's proposed mandatory internet filtering scheme.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2009/03/17/1237054799469.html
Telstra man behind Fake Stephen Conroy
Asher Moses
March 17, 2009 - 2:33PM
Bob
The page had been removed or "wiped" as the Sydney Morning Herald told us about two hours ago. If it is back then it has been restored. I captured an image of the page saying it doesn't exist.