From Twitter 02-12-2010

• 09:35:55: morning, tweeps and peeps. off to the quack to get my foot poked, prodded, and carved up. Polish restaurant tonight.
  
• 12:14:53: Back from the quack. Not much change, I guess. Back in two weeks. My foot is still attached.
  
• 15:14:56: @jonk No, the humps in the road are there to slow down drivers. The top sign is to show that a bicycle lane starts there.
  
• 15:39:59: @TheBlackoutBlog i have a friend who had his upper teeth replaced with false so he could give better BJs. Just sayin'
  
• 18:50:38: @IvyBean104 I hope you have a lovely Valentines with cards from everyone. I would ask you to be my Valentine, but there are many ahead of me
  
• 21:01:20: I'm at Mamuszka in London http://gowal.la/s/3NGj
  
• 21:56:57: Just back from the newish Polish restaurant in the shopping centre. Had goulash, beetroot salad, and Polish coffee. All very nice and cheap!
  
• 22:05:20: @jonk we must have a party for your 30,000th tweet. so keep it up!
  
• 22:13:38: @IvyBean104 Thank you Ivy...you are the best.
  
• 22:35:01: @shrinik If some bubblehead boss asks me for a solution, I tell him to ask a developer. I'm there to inform him/her about the problems.
  
• 22:36:29: @shrinik As a manager you clear roadblocks for those who work for you. You find roadblocks for those for whom you work. They clear them 4 u.
  
• 22:38:04: @shrinik I'd say, "Great! You get a bonus!" If I wanted my testers to solve problems I'd hire developers to test...badly!
  
• 22:40:27: @shrinik Hm, never thought of it like that. It makes sense, though.
  
• 23:54:38: @jonk i think it is the place you're thinking of.
  

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You may have noted that each day my tweets are posted to my blog, for posterity's sake, I suppose. I follow lots of people, some of whom are "business" types (mostly software testing types), and the rest of whom run the gamut from rather suggestive to very proper.

One of the software testing people unfollowed me yesterday, and while I do not confuse online "friends" with meatspace friends, I would like this person to be able to read any tweets I share about software testing (had some today with @shrinik, whom I met for a drink last week and who is a very perceptive software tester and testing guru). I believe that the unfollow resulted from some tweets I shared yesterday that were aimed at the "rather suggestive" portion of those who follow me. I have not, however, confirmed this.

So, my question to you all is this: does anyone know of a Windows Twitter client that can cope with showing two Twitter accounts simultaneously? I use twhirl at the moment. This would allow me to separate my business Tweets from my personal Tweets—thus simultaneously avoiding shocking my business Twitter followers and boring my personal Twitter followers.

Yes, I realise I could put one in my browser and use twhirl for the other, and if that is the only solution I accept it. However, I cannot believe that no one else has faced this same difficulty and come up with a neat solution to it.