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Rob & Mark on Apr 17, 2013 in
Minor Twitzease Outbreaks |
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An unexpected mutation of the children’s game “Telephone” has hit the Twittersphere, according to researchers at the Center for Twitzease control. In the game, players whisper a complex and detailed story to each other in sequence around a circle. Increasingly distorted with each retelling, the story is told aloud by the last person in line and compared with the original story. Unless immune, hilarity ensues. This appears to be a “group” or “team” Twitzease. Symptoms: Tweets (often by celebrities) are retweeted (TZT) repeatedly among friends, with increasing distortions in each retweet, until the original text is unrecognizable. Tweets sometimes contain the legible phrase: “pass it on” Retweet tag: TZT Hashtags: #tlphne #ctwitzc Example: @ryanseacrest: Reached out to @KobeBryant about his achilles…he said “what’s life without challenge. (4th generation #tlphne version) Ached out for CopyGiant about the Antilles, bees whassup on the Challenger? #tlphne...