But its not what a person says about themselves in their bio thats important. The bio is like a random introduction at a party when someone says - "Hey! Have you met ........? He/she is into ......" and then they walk away. There isn't a lot of depth there but you have a starting point from which to begin a conversation.
This is one account where there is absolutely no doubt about where a person stands on the issues/ Is a spade a shovel? No! Its a spade! Thats a lot of how these tweets read. Not negatively but direct. Definitely direct. Of that there is no doubt. But don't be put off cos he a definite sense of humour that lightens the load. Here take a look at what I mean -
"Instead of the "sale" shenanigans every weekend, why don't Briscoes just admit they double all their prices on weekdays?" <-- genuine humour. None of that beat around the bush stuff.
"If you ever retweet ken ring you are dead to me." <-- this is a NO BS zone!
"How come there was never an episode of Star Trek:TNG where they just parked in an obscure orbit and chucked a sickie to play GTA2360?" <-- he definitely has some super style too.
"John Key at the UN: "I've been internationalising a really complicated situation in my head"" <-- he is able to provide a funny spin on politics too.
He RT's some really good stuff too. All the stars are in his RT list - Cate Owen, Guy Williams and Bill Bennett. In just a few words I describe the good gentleman as follows - funny, serious, straight up, brilliant, engaging, knowledgeable, not afraid to speak his mind.
What I like about @shacklemore is the mix of the serious with the hilarious. Too much of one or the other can make a tweeter either too serious or not believeable. Put the two together and you have a really great view of the world.
"To follow or not to follow? That is the question."
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