From Twitter 03-22-2010

• 17:19:32: Coaster, natch! RT @Naoij: I love presents but what I'm gonna do with that one?! http://twitpic.com/1a9j10
  
• 17:20:09: I agree 100%! RT @Squibby_: RT @curlyvix: You know those people who speak with an American accent when they speak to American people? Cunts.
  
• 17:21:52: @MikieFitch we want pictures if you give in to your feeling.
  
• 17:26:25: @MikieFitch pictures of you succumbing to your urge just now at the bus stop...! ;-)
  
• 17:28:51: @MikieFitch About peeing before you left, Prince Philip says "Never pass up a chance to pee." The only wise thing he ever said, too.
  
• 17:29:57: Heart attack on a plate! RT @Squibby_: Success. *goes quiet for 10 mins* http://twitpic.com/1a9g7m
  
• 17:39:42: @MikieFitch so what I'm married...I like beauty wherever I find it.
  
• 19:22:43: @MikieFitch Yeah, I want a perk. Gimme a perk! Pleeeeeaseeee????
  
• 19:22:58: @BryanthePanda I love Popeye's.
  
• 19:23:59: Samantha Cameron is pregnant. Great for the election...the mum vote is assured.
  
• 19:48:35: @therealgokwan I'll chew on your bamboo shoot...
  
• 22:29:46: @MikieFitch Come to London and you'll find out... ;-)
  
• 22:30:23: @BryanthePanda they used to have excellent dirty rice, but i don't know if they still sell it. I don't think they do in Singapore but in US?
  
• 22:55:35: The protective order was on a tub of ice cream RT DentonPolice: http://twitpic.com/1ab8uh -03/22/2010 16:35| 27 y o|VIOL OF PROTECTIVE ORDER
  
• 23:50:42: @shrinik On which station and platform was "1st train District Line" shown? If at Earls Court, it meant 1st train on that platform was Dist.
  
• 23:54:02: @shrinik If there are trains from more than 1 line, then "1st train District Line, 2nd train Piccadilly Line" could be true. (cont.)
  
• 23:54:44: @shrinik "Next train Dist. Line" then begs question "what is the train after that?" "next next train?"
  
• 23:56:15: @shrinik "1st train" means "1st train to arrive at platform after this time."
  
• 23:59:43: @shrinik well, it's like "Mind the gap!" That's British English and that's how we speak. Like Indian English "Do the needful". Idiomatic.
  

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