twittersation
a conversation consisting entirely of 140 character-or-less “tweets”, or twitter updates, on the micro-blogging website, twitter.com. twittersations rarely contain legitimate twitter updates and are instead more of a slower form of instant messaging.
jack: @jill how was your holiday?
jill: @jack it was great, we had lots of food and drinks! how was yours?
jack: @jill oh you know, the usual! lots of family friends came over. wish you were there!
jill: @jack wish i was there too, it sounds like a lot of fun. did you hear what happened to janet at the party?
janet: @jack @jill she got p-ssed off when she got fifty twitter updates on her phone from a stupid twittersation.
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