So now that things are clearing up with Twitter, do you still use Twitter as much as you did or are you slacking off a bit?

It’s took me a few days to get back on my “Twitter” feet, catching up with friends and recapturing twitters in SNODS, but was it a black hole for some users, yes Twitter is very addictive, but did people actually go cold turkey over not been able to tweet their in thoughts and mad moments, reading ExtremeJohns post “10 Reasons it Sucks when Twitter Goes Down” brought a smile to my face when Twitter went down and it’s things like this that was a breath of fresh air in a hectic world!

I for one really enjoy the escapism of Twitter and the option to release a thought at specific moment to my 1900+ followers is fun, in it’s own kind of way, yes I may have a slight aversion to missing it while it was down, but I wouldn’t exactly say that it was life threatening or that I couldn’t cope without it, but some people do have a problem that it wasn’t running 100% and they just couldn’t cope without it.

But do we really rely on sites like Twitter and technology that bit too much, think about it, what would you do without the internet, TV, mobile phones etc, could you go through a week or even a day without any technology whatsoever!

So the next time something like Twitter goes down, take my advice, chill! It will be back eventually

If you read my blog regularly then you may of seen my post on the Twitter game SpyMaster, now I’ve recently been playing another Twitter game called SNODS (Social Online Network Detective Squad).

SNODS is a bit more advanced that SpyMaster and is based on capturing twitters, building advanced cells, getting more guards and of course making lots of money to advance through the game, I’ve not been playing SNODS for long, but I do seem to find it a bit more enjoyable than SpyMaster and there is a bit more to do.

So if you want to have a little more to do than SpyMaster then give SNODS a try, I mean come on we all have to be addicted to something