Comments on: Twitter Tales: Euston’s choir

By: Jeffrey Lousteau

Jeffrey Lousteau — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 08:21:37 +0000

Ab machines vary greatly in price but although most are normally under the hundred dollars, it does not automatically reflect how good the machine is. For the average person wanting to get started they should look at the AB Slide or Torso Track II which do the job, are cost effective, movable and easy to store. Most machines enhance regular exercise and gym regimes but what you need to investigate before paying out the money is what muscles they actually work on. If they do not tone up both the ab muscles and the oblique’s then do not buy that machine because you cannot obtain the ultimate six pack if you do not work on these muscles.

By: The greatness of social meda (with the help of 8 Minute Abs) | Dave Lee / jBlog

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:41:02 +0000

[...] The last time it happened was at Euston Station. Or to be a little more accurate, a couple of days after a trip to Euston Station. Read that little anecdote here. [...]

By: Linda

Linda — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 07:24:00 +0000

In reply to the question above, you tweet what you are looking for and someone helps you find it.

In reply to your question, Dave. Yes that is wonderful.

You can either sit around moaning and saying ‘ooh what’s in it for me?’ or you can dive in and engage.

I know which I’d rather.

Seems to me if you love people, you may just love Twitter.

Good day to you.
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By: rocket

rocket — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 12:29:45 +0000

Yes, but is it really useful just because it might be ? It's beginning to dawn on me that I spend a vast amount of time wandering around various nooks and crannies of the internet because 'it might be useful', only to find that many hours have been gobbled up without said usefulness materialising because all it is is unfocussed garbage. If Twitter was being used in a particularly focussed way, then OK. It is a potentially useful tool from the point of view of mechanics, ennit ? But tell me, how exactly have you managed to achieve a commission ? or do anything actually useful, because I haven't yet seen a hint of that. And how on earth can it save time, or rather how does it save time ? rocket’s last blog post..The rotten State of Britain - ‘nation of form fillers watched by quarter of world’s CCTV cameras’