On Twitter this Week

What is the point? http://www.misslaowaichina.org #
In the footer of the John Wycliffe Wikipedia entry (http://ow.ly/sWyz) is “see also: Wyclef Jean.” Hilarious. @RyanqNorth #
I want an irony mark! :( http://bit.ly/4ou7jY #
[博]Slow Chinese http://zuosa.net/1mg2.u 　 #
在“做啥网”上跟随了 @niubi http://zuosa.com/niubi 　 #
Revising my Mandarin #Ani deck. I have neglected it for months, and concluded that I was entering vocabulary that wasn’t cool/useful enough. #
Brad Ferguson is performing with his wife at 育音堂！ classic! 　 #
Reading Google’s side of the Google Books story: http://bit.ly/16Usre #
Just saw 9. Brilliant, imaginative, oddly spiritual animated film. Check it out. Youku: http://j.mp/2f0K3a | imdb: http://j.mp/10nB2o #
Anyone got recommendations for a good Google #Android blog to stay on top of the latest news about it? #
The Google.cn music player is really slick… playlists, perfect buffering, and even scrolling lyrics that highlight the current line! #
每次听萧亚轩的《爱的主打歌》都听成《爱的猪大哥》。（还是“猪大哥”有意思啊！）　 #
These China Telecom ads inserted into the pages I browse are SO ANNOYING. Just when you think the Chinese internet can’t get worse… #
I finally got my #Google Wave invite! Whoo-hoo! (Now to see if I can figure out what it is and how it might be useful…) #
Google Wave seems to be making extensive use of videos for teaching users how to use it (good), but they’re all blocked in China (bad). #GFW #
Just got a comment from a reader on Sinosplice reporting native speaker use of the question: “O不OK？” instead of “好不好？” Nice! #
RT @frankyu: At big Chinese rock concerts, this is what you see http://www.flickr.com/photos/frankyu/4006805114/sizes/m/ LOL #