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	'''www.bleeter.biz''' is a [[Websites in GTA IV\|website]] accessible in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. An obvious parody of [[wp:Twitter\|Twitter]], it is a social networking and microblogging site. The site allows users to post "Bleets" from their computer or phone, which generally contain small snippets of information about what they happen to be doing at the moment of their Bleet, much like Twitter's "Tweets". Also, the verb of Bleeter is "Bleeting", in a similar vain to Twitter's "Tweeting". Bleeter's mascot is a sheep and its slogan is "Life suddenly got quick." The site's name comes from the word "bleat," the sound a sheep makes, parodying the mindlessness and banality of sites like it. Also, the sheep's sound effect is heard when a user checks a recently posted Bleet via mobile phone. Like Twitter, it is often used by celebrities whose Bleets are subscribed to and read on a frequent basis by fans.		'''www.bleeter.biz''' is a [[Websites in GTA IV\|website]] accessible in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. An obvious parody of [[wp:Twitter\|Twitter]], it is a social networking and microblogging site. The site allows users to post "Bleets" from their computer or phone, which generally contain small snippets of information about what they happen to be doing at the moment of their Bleet, much like Twitter's "Tweets". Also, the verb of Bleeter is "Bleeting", in a similar vain to Twitter's "Tweeting". Bleeter's mascot is a sheep and its slogan is "Life suddenly got quick." The site's name comes from the word "bleat," the sound a sheep makes, parodying the mindlessness and banality of sites like it. Also, the sheep's sound effect is heard when a user checks a recently posted Bleet via mobile phone. Like Twitter, it is often used by celebrities whose Bleets are subscribed to and read on a frequent basis by fans.