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Tim Ellis is the founder of Seattle Bubble. His background in engineering and computer / internet technology, a fondness of data-based analysis of problems, and an addiction to spreadsheets all influence his perspective on the Seattle-area real estate market.

12 responses to “Official Seattle Bubble Twitter Feed—New! Shiny! HIGH TECH!”

  1. Kary L. Krismer

    Wow, quite a feat. You’ve managed to give Twitter a little bit of value, such that it’s not completely 100% worthless. ;-)

    Mind you, it’s not enough to get me to reactivate my Twitter account.

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  2. David McManus

    RE: Kary L. Krismer @ 1 – I agree 100%. There lots of my colleagues in high tech who aren’t on the Twitter bandwagon. Tim, I’ll just keep getting updates via the RSS feed!

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  3. Kary L. Krismer

    Every time I hear “Twitter” I think of Conan’s “Twitter Tracker.”

    http://mashable.com/2009/06/09/tonight-show-twitter-tracker/

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  4. wreckingbull

    RE: David McManus @ 2 – I am constantly ridiculed by my colleagues for my ‘burner’ prepaid cellphone. Hey, I don’t yak much, so it ends up costing about $5/month. Sure beats $50/month. I also don’t get the Twitter thing. I guess I am reaching the ‘get off my lawn’ years though.

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  5. Ira Sacharoff

    Count me in as another old fart who doesn’t “get” Twitter…But looking forward to The Tim’s Tweets, things like “Houses cost 2 much”, ” I’m brushing my teeth”, and ” Case-Schiller Rox”.

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  6. Kary L. Krismer

    RE: The Tim @ 5 – I think that was from the first week of his version of the Tonight Show.

    Don’t Flush Twitter Down the . . ..”

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  7. Scotsman

    Narcissism unleashed.

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  8. Lake Hills Renter

    golly is Conan is funny. I tried Twitter and found I have absolutely no use for it. I really don’t care what people are doing at any given moment. It’s like a text version of a reality show. No thanks. Put me in the “get off my lawn” camp, I guess.

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  9. Rhonda Porter

    When I first signed up for Twitter (two years ago) my “twitter page” just sat with something along the lines of “testing twitter out”. I had no idea what to do with it–I thought it was strange…I just didn’t “get it”. It wasn’t until I started to see a use for it by posting rate quotes that a light bulb went off…I’ve since become a Twitter-junkie and will write stuff hopefully better than what’s on Conan’s video.

    I actually will learn about news events before it airs on the tv or radio. It’s pretty amazing.

    I’m happy to see Seattle Bubble and Twitter and, TheTim, I hope you’ll use it to share when you have a new post or maybe if there’s a heated debate going on it the forums.

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  10. Kary L. Krismer

    By Rhonda Porter @ 10:

    I actually will learn about news events before it airs on the tv or radio. It’s pretty amazing..

    There have been general topic web forums that have done that for years–but they have a lot of junk between the news.

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  11. Rhonda Porter

    RE: Kary L. Krismer @ 11 – similar to blogs…. you have to be careful and verify what you’re reading. ;)

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