Do you twitter?

Not only common people like me sometimes have an urge to share their feelings/experience/thoughts/news (...wow!). If I have anything to say, I share it either on Facebook - the gratest time killer of all times (but who would resist) - or write it on my blog, which is quite rare these days (and who reads it?). Honestly there is nothing much going on in my life these days and I am miles away from being "known".

Does being a celebrity guarantees profound invention and eloquence? Read some celebrity twitter comments and you would agree that hell no. Celebrities use twitter more or less every day to convey their daily rituals straight from their homes, sets, TV shows and shoots. They do not lie and do not show off but make sure you prioritize. It is the most truthfull gutter press and those who have enough of moral credit try to be constructive and are letting their fans know about chartiy projects, interesting or funny youtube videous and marginally relevant gossips about their privacy. This is good as long as their tweets have at least tiniest value for a reader. I do not have to be a loving fan to appreciate Kevin Spacey's tweets about his theatre performances, John Stamos' nostalgic Beach Boys project, Demi and Asthon's charity work (their comment are actually quite funny), what's new on Ellen or Justin Timberlake's lates views of music stuff. It is always handy to know what is going on in the huge pond of Hollywood just at the moment when you are bored at work. No need to sign in, just follow and you're in:-).