The organization of Indian Twitter Users hereby announce that ‘#perkytweets is the official medium to drive away your Monday Blues’. Tag your tweets as #perkytweets to make thousands of people smile with your creativity and originality. This is an order by the OITU :). Here are this week’s tweets picked up by the creator of #perkytweets, BlogAdda. 😛
Modern Proverbs discovered on Twitter
He who hesitates is lost as Tomorrow is another day because we believe in the fact that The early bird catches the worm. These are some of the old age Proverbs which have been passed on through generations. Today, some people have taken upon themselves to make these proverbs modern and there was born the #modernproverbs. We believe in Unity and so here is our effort to unite the best of #modernproverbs
Perky Tweets – Mar. 8, ‘10
ITU (Indian Twitter Users) – India, conducted a survey on how many people suffer from Monday Blues and how do they overcome it? The results which came out were very surprising indeed as 90% of them responded saying that our #perkytweets are responsible to drive away their Monday blues. As one of the twitter users said @cubicile_blues said ‘I luv reading #perkytweets. U guys r awesome. It has rarely happened that I read a perkytweet & didnt smile’.
Nithyananda controversy spills on Twitter
The newspapers and television channels rocked with the news of Nithyananda since yesterday, so much that the public were furious and Nithyananda seems missing. It also became a hot topic on twitter with thousands of users hashtagging their tweets with #nithyananda and posting funny one liners. For some, these tweets might sound offending, but for the sheer real time instant creativity of those who tweeted, we compiled a few of them listed below.
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Perky Tweets – Feb. 22, ‘10
It was right then that I started thinking about Thomas Jefferson, the Declaration of Independence and the part about our right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And I remember thinking: How did he know to put the pursuit part in there? That maybe happiness is something that we can only pursue. And maybe we can actually never have it, no matter what. How did he know that? is one of the most famous dialogues from the movie The Pursuit of Happyness. How many of us try to pursue happiness?
Would you mind if happiness comes to your desktop every Monday? Yes we try it and our initiative is called the #perkytweets. Here are this week’s #perkytweets.
Perky Tweets – Feb. 15, ‘10
Does any religion preach terrorism? Which Religion preaches to kill innocent people? Cross border terrorism comes back to India at a time when the Prime minister offers the olive branch to the Pakistani PM. Vir Sanghvi has this very interesting article which asks ‘Can we stop being obsessed with Pakistan while Pakistan is still obsessed with us?’. Let us all live in peace and stay happy always.
Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared, quotes Buddha. We are here to share happiness with you via #perkytweets – Tweets that make you ROFL. Here are this week’s #perkytweets