Thunor on Nostr: Yes ... exactly. I've always considered Twitter to be "Naff", "Pink", and "Limp ...
Yes ... exactly. I've always considered Twitter to be "Naff", "Pink", and "Limp Wristed". Endless gossip is an activity for women ... not for men. (N.B. "Naff" is a British Idiom that dates back to the 1970s ... and it ain't flattering).
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