That Can Be My Next Tweet
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1.3.0for iPhone, iPad
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About That Can Be My Next Tweet
That Can Be My Next Tweet generates your future tweets based on the DNA of your existing messages.
NEW: combine your future tweets together with someone else to create bizarre mix-ups and profoundly strange combinations!
Featured on Gizmodo, Huffington Post, Gawker, CNN, Time, The Next Web, Mashable and @twitter amongst others.
— WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID —
Gizmodo: “Dreamlike. Semi-sensical. Sort of terrifying. The site is less a Twitter toy than a disturbing peer into my subconscious.”
Mashable: “While some of the autogenerated tweets seem plausible enough (…), other autogenerated strings are nothing short of hilarious.”
CNN: “A bizarrely addictive little time-waster (…) sounding something like a mashup of Yoda, a freshman philosophy major and Caine from Kung Fu.”
The Huffington Post: “The results are, predictably, hilarious. I couldn't have said it better myself.”
Time: “Add this to the pile of brilliant Twitter-related time-wasters.”
The Next Web: “Are we really so predictable that everything that we tweet can be broken down by a machine to figure out what we’ll say next?”
Twitter: “This site is providing some good laughs this morning here at the Twitter office.”
The Washington Post: “My theory is that this generator captures the subliminal. This sounds a bit like how I’d like to spend a Sunday in an alternate universe.”
Urlesque: “If you've ever wanted to write like a Twitter spambot, here's your chance. Trying it with Urlesque's Twitter gave us a whole bunch of ideas for animal videos we wish existed in real life.”
NEW: combine your future tweets together with someone else to create bizarre mix-ups and profoundly strange combinations!
Featured on Gizmodo, Huffington Post, Gawker, CNN, Time, The Next Web, Mashable and @twitter amongst others.
— WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID —
Gizmodo: “Dreamlike. Semi-sensical. Sort of terrifying. The site is less a Twitter toy than a disturbing peer into my subconscious.”
Mashable: “While some of the autogenerated tweets seem plausible enough (…), other autogenerated strings are nothing short of hilarious.”
CNN: “A bizarrely addictive little time-waster (…) sounding something like a mashup of Yoda, a freshman philosophy major and Caine from Kung Fu.”
The Huffington Post: “The results are, predictably, hilarious. I couldn't have said it better myself.”
Time: “Add this to the pile of brilliant Twitter-related time-wasters.”
The Next Web: “Are we really so predictable that everything that we tweet can be broken down by a machine to figure out what we’ll say next?”
Twitter: “This site is providing some good laughs this morning here at the Twitter office.”
The Washington Post: “My theory is that this generator captures the subliminal. This sounds a bit like how I’d like to spend a Sunday in an alternate universe.”
Urlesque: “If you've ever wanted to write like a Twitter spambot, here's your chance. Trying it with Urlesque's Twitter gave us a whole bunch of ideas for animal videos we wish existed in real life.”
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What's New in the Latest Version 1.3.0
Last updated on Oct 16, 2017
Old Versions
Updated the app to support 64bit. And lots of new randomness :)
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Version History
1.3.0
Apr 30, 2011
Updated the app to support 64bit. And lots of new randomness :)
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