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New York Magazine proclaims, "Twitter may be the warm web-company right-now,the Next Big Thing;" the New York Times calls it "among the fastest-growing phenomena on the Net;" Time magazine statements "Twitter is on its method to becoming the next killer application;" and Newsweek notes that "Suddenly, it appears as if all of the world′s a-twitter." Since its formation in March 2006, Facebook has unleashed a torrent of self expression from its six-million people all over the world, who deliver and study every others′ "tweets," communications as much as 140 characters long. Buddies use the site to create ideas; relatives use it to remain linked; politicians use it to lobby for votes; and humorists use it to master their craft. Actually, Facebook customers have reinvented the traditional method of the witticism in a site where anybody could be a Dorothy Parker or an Oscar Wilde. Twitter Humor may be the first collection of Twitter aphorisms, with articles which range from quotidian vignettes like "I guess in Sweden the Ikea directions have been in English" to bumper label- like "I believe the chicken of love may be the dove kind quips.