Southwestern Airlines

Tweet Tweet.

I know, I know, get on and tell the world what you think of everything. When did we all get opinions on everything? I grew up in the age of the child calm, speak when spoken to and if you talked turn.

Now I have so many avenues to express my many and varied opinions on everything from what I ate last night that I think the government's latest initiative, I have more things say. From the end of flights to mice in your room, bad service and substance of the airport ever omnipresent in place, it seems that we are willing to open ourselves to the world and have a moan whenever we want .

Director Kevin Smith recently been discharged as a Southwest flight to be too big and lacks the airy feeling that his anger tweets flew fast and furious. I guess they fly is on the birds, right?

Southwest unfortunately did not manage the situation with aplomb and honesty and have paid the price of the bad publicity, 140 characters at a time. A bit like the death of a thousand cuts of paper. It does not seem much at the time but the tweets added to a spate of bird droppings that the airline could not dodge.

Everyone is so powerful and we can all do, multinationals knees with little help? RJ Metrics determined that approximately 25% of Twitter accounts have no followers and about 40% of accounts have never sent a tweet. They also indicated that about 80% of all Twitter accounts have tweeted less than 10 times.

With such statistics, I think that airlines are safe and can be tweets by people like Kevin Smith is close to the shark attack that is so odd rare but very exciting and scary that we all s 'stop to watch and listen.

I just had a big business meeting and I am now sitting at the bar with a beer. Really? Who cares?

Me doing, but I'm certainly not vain enough to worry if nobody else does.

I could tweet this, but if no one listens I tweet?