If you are reading this, you retweeted a retweet, which means you retweeted this emoji. If you are reading this and you retweeted this emoji, you are in the top 1% of all the people who have retweeted this emoji. If you see this tweet and you are not in the top 1% of all people who have retweeted this tweet, you were probably retweeted by someone who would be in the top 1% of the people who retweeted this tweet.

It seems like a nice and neat idea on Twitter. However, in the end, it doesn’t work that well. Twitter makes it incredibly easy to retweet everything from a cat to a new iPhone. One of the most common reasons Twitter users say they don’t share anything with their followers is because of the way it makes it seem as if they are sharing something with everyone. So if it seems like everyone is retweeting your tweet that’s because they are all retweeting it.

Twitter makes it so easy to retweet that it becomes an instant conversation-starter, rather than an actual conversation. I mean, I think it’s a good idea to retweet things, but in the end it becomes a conversation that is no longer about the topic at hand. I can’t tell you, but you might be able to tell me the name of a cat you retweeted.

If Twitter made the whole thing easier, there might be less people retweeting your tweet, too. And if Twitter was as easy to retweet as it is to share a tweet, then it would be the easiest way to get news updates. And if Twitter was hard like other social media, there would be less people commenting on your tweets, and they would definitely not be retweeting them.

Tweeting is one of the easiest forms of social media to use. It’s essentially a way of saying “I’m thinking about you” that doesn’t require any actual interaction with you. If you’re worried about this being creepy, you might want to consider what happens if you’re not even at a party when someone’s tweeting at you.

The next time youre at a party, you can just say “umm…” and it will go viral. The idea is that you can simply say, “umm…” and people will retweet it. The problem is that for most people, their friends are not in the same room as them, and so it will not go viral. But if youre the only one at a party saying it, it can go viral.

If youre on Instagram or Facebook and you’re not at the party, you might think it’s your best shot to make sure everyone is cool with it. You can also simply ask anyone to stay in your corner or in your dorm room. The only real way to do this is to send somebody to your dorm room, and let them know you’ve gone.

In the final analysis, this is a pretty good reason to use social networks. If your friends are at the party or at a dinner party, it might be best to use social media for them. If you’re not at the party, you may want to share your Twitter feed with your friends, but if you’re at the dinner party, it might just be too much for them.

I think its a good idea to use social networks because it makes you less noticeable. If youre at a party and you find out later that the host left the party early, you can always tell that they didn’t want to share the event with their friends. It may be better for you to let them know you haven’t been at a party than to inform them that you are at the party in the first place.

The point is that social networks, by and large, are one way for people to share their lives with their friends. If you want to share your life on Twitter with your friends, it is probably a good idea to keep it simple and keep it private. If you use Twitter and are at a party, it would be best to make it public and only share the moments of the party itself.