When I was one of the managers of a liquor store in Plymouth, MN (Twin Cities suburb), we had a man who came in whose name wasn't just Iver. It was Iver Iverson. In other words, Iver - Son of Iver of Iver of Iver.
    Every time I would help him, my mind got stuck on "My name is Iver, I'm an Engine Driver..."

One of rock's underrated guitarists and vocalists, Chris Rea. Plays a mean damn slide, too. This is from Chris Rea - Farewell Tour (2006) http://bit.ly/Vtdk4 (most may remember him from "Road to Hell" -- 1989)

...in which the boys got sued and were forced to remove it from subsequent reissues. Unless, you buy the CD in Canada, like I did in 1998.

Thanks to Vicky (@eeUS) and Randy (@RandyMatheson), I saw this link to a BusinessInsider.com article about Twitter titled "The Case Against Twitter, By The Numbers."

    Remember, Twitter is exactly what YOU make of it.

What new users don't understand, is that when you join Twitter, you are standing in a big empty room. You're shouting to yourself. If you don't follow people and make conversations with those people and the people they follow, you'll always be by yourself. It's called "social media" for a reason. If you don't act social at a party, no one is going to talk to you. If you don't act social on Twitter, no one is going to follow you, either.

I wonder if the majority of people joining lately think it's a chat room where you just shout "hello!" and people talk back. You need to engage to make it worth your while. Otherwise, you'll get nothing, and understandably so, out of it.

The article can be found here: http://bit.ly/WD5tz