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Hey, folks. This cool idea was brought to my attention. It's something that TrackPFT has been known to do. TrackPFT holds a Pod F. Tompkast Twitter-based Listening party every once in a while. We thought it would be cool to hold a Professor Blastoff twitter party. Here's how it works: I will set a certain date and time for everyone who wants to be involved to listen to the latest episode of Professor Blastoff together. So you would follow @TigFansUnite on Twitter and at that particular hour, we all hit play on the latest episode of Professor Blastoff... The hashtag will be #PBOparty. It's kind of like live tweeting the Oscars or some other huge television event and tweet every single thought you have about that episode. It will be a fun party atmosphere, don't hold back anything. Get drunk if you have to. It's okay if you have listened to the episode earlier in the day if you need to be prepared. There are no bad #PBOparty tweets. Say whatever you want, feel, think. With that said, the next Professor Blastoff Twitter-based Listening Party will be held: None #PBOparty is the chosen hashtag Again, follow @TigFansUnite (if you want) on Twitter if you would like further details. I hope you will join us!

Morning Sklar Brothers, on County 10, 16:48-in, Dan Van Kirk decreed there oughta be a firm that holds onto tweets a while so you can think about what you just wrote. It exists! Albeit not with all the features idealized, Buffer is an application for browsers and phones that takes a tweet and keeps it in a queue till an optimum time when the most followers you have are likely to read it. Check it out, it's a great way to increase your tweets' reads. For the compulsive tweeter it's gratifying to know that each one will get the highest possible exposure. Slap that stream, waterfall punched, Hendersonly yours, Ben