text me quotes is a new book that I am very excited about. It is a collection of quotes from people that I admire, including: Winston Churchill, The Dalai Lama, and Richard Dawkins. These quotes are sprinkled throughout the book, and I hope readers will find something to inspire, encourage, and, if they are lucky, even inspire themselves.
The book is written in two parts. The first part is all about the history of the quote. The second part is a guide to how to use the quotes.
The book is available on Amazon.com and at Smashwords.com. I highly recommend it. There is also a list of some of these quotes on my website.
I’m going to be doing another book review on my website next week, so stay tuned for my first one.
To get a quote, I like to use text me. I search for something I find interesting or useful, and I copy the text me into my text box. Then I type in the quote and hit the “quote me” button. I usually leave the quote for a few hours, so they have time to fully soak in what it has to say.
Text me is a great way to get a quote, especially if you don’t mind typing out a lot of text and then copying it. The downside is that you may not be able to use it when you’re not at your computer. I have to go into my text box, type in a quote, and then paste it into a new text box; that is, the text box that is right next to the quote me.
I can’t say that I have ever actually used it, but I have had the same opinion on it that I have now. Text me has a few drawbacks, not the least of which is that you have to use the text box, which means you have to be sitting at your computer. But that doesn’t take away from the usefulness of it. Text me is great for short quotes that need a quick response, like that one about the new iPhone’s Siri.
text me is one of those apps that you don’t really need. My favorite quotes are ones that you don’t even want, like the one here by Thomas Pynchon. It’s a quote by Pynchon that I think everyone should read. The problem is that it’s so short, and so often quoted without being cited, that it needs to be cited somewhere. And that is where text me comes in.
The problem is that text me is great for short quotes that need a quick response, like that one about the new iPhones Siri.text me is one of those apps that you dont really need. My favorite quotes are ones that you dont even want, like the one here by Thomas Pynchon. Its a quote by Pynchon that I think everyone should read. The problem is that its so short, and so often quoted without being cited, that it needs to be cited somewhere.
