Twitter is SO 2008. Here comes Flutter, the “nanoblogging” site, with only 26 characters maximum allowed. So, what would YOU “fleet”/”flut”? Also, check out the ” FlutterEye,” for all you I-need-my-blogging-fix-all-the-time folks.
(And before you ask, no, none of this is real.)
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