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John F. Felix liked Morgan Matthew's page Dr. Robert Price- Night of the Living Savior: Neglected Aspects of the Resurrection Debate, ExcerptsJohn F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"I've been watching the @ThinkAtheist search term for a while today, and I see there are some who are encountering the "141 Problem" and some who aren't; in addition, people who are not using Twitter to tweet are having parts of…"
Monica Salcedo (Monicks) left a comment for John F. Felix"Welcome to Think Atheist, John! It is great to have you here.
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John F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"I appreciate what Nelson said. I'm sorry Akshay for being sarcastic over such an inconsequential thing."
John F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"That it works in twitter, for whatever reason, makes it a non-issue, but the objective reality I'm pointing out is that there are 141 characters. If you want to take the stance that there are 140 because twitter tells you so, go right ahead."
John F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"And I pasted it (without quotes) in OpenOffice Writer and clicked Word Count, which also gives character count, and the program also said 141 characters. I'm wondering if the @ and/or the # are treated special in twitter."
John F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"Same thing happened to me (Web twitter) so I manually counted the characters and came up with 141 twice, which is why I asked if maybe I'm having a (70s) flashback or something."
John F. Felix replied to Nelson's discussion 'CONTEST!: Win a signed copy of the John Loftus anthology The End of Christianity!'"Am I trippin' or is the tweet 141 characters long, which won't let me post it from Seesmic 2 desktop?"
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- At 3:20pm on August 5, 2011, Monica Salcedo (Monicks) said…
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- At 8:45am on August 3, 2011,
Robert Karp said… Welcome to the Think Atheist community Felix!
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