Quote: philswales @ March 31 2011, 7:49 PM BSTUse this to find out which utter b@stards have unfollowed you:
Think I spent the last two days being one then,but I got the hang of it now 
So...Twitter.... Page 8
Could you still (attempt to) sell jokes you've posted on twitter? Or are they considered public/Keith Chegwin's property once you've put them out there? Tony...? Anyone...?
Of course you can.
But Twitter eats them up I guess
So they become less sellable
Talk of the devil
I can't stop talking like Cheggers. I'm really stuck in my Wa-heys #win100
I should imagine it would make it hard to sell gags if they have been passed around before you've got the chance to try and flog them though.
You're milking your one-liner folder tonight, Steve! 
There are a couple of new ones in there as well.
But Yes I thought I'd do a few Win100's for old times sake.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ March 31 2011, 9:16 PM BSTThere are a couple of new ones in there as well.
But Yes I thought I'd do a few Win100's for old times sake.
Theres some crackers on there tonight, think we're all on a roll before the thing is chopped next week 
Shandonbelle makes that 100 followers
When I was on a hundred
(And I'm not on much more than that)
It kept dipping below and making me upset
So I started courting Spambots
With Tweets like
Writing, Basketball, Trimmings, Che Guevara, Headphones
I mentioned cheese once and got a few.
Very odd.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ March 31 2011, 10:52 PM BSTSo I started courting Spambots
With Tweets like
Writing, Basketball, Trimmings, Che Guevara, Headphones
You Twittwhore! 
That was back in my Hotlove days
Quote: zooo @ March 31 2011, 10:53 PM BSTI mentioned cheese once and got a phew.
Very odd.
You must have clicked the Smell a Tweet Option
Quote: Corey O'Graffor @ March 31 2011, 9:07 PM BSTCould you still (attempt to) sell jokes you've posted on twitter? Or are they considered public/Keith Chegwin's property once you've put them out there? Tony...? Anyone...?
I've sold plenty of jokes I've put on Twitter, as far as I'm concerned they still "belong" to me despite them being in the public arena (and technically I think everything put on Twitter belongs to them, although I'd like to see the court case that'd ensue if they tried to prove that).
Personally, it's not yet become too much of a problem for me, I still use jokes I've put on twitter in my live set, but I know some comedians have lost jokes because when they've done them live people have shouted out the punchline because they've read it on Twitter and/or Sikipedia.
Cheers, Tony, good to know.
One of you people have done a win100 joke that I do not get.
I shall not sleep until it is explained to me.
(Steve Sunshine, this mean you...)
The Clint Eastwood one?