You might want to consider why you’re using Twitter if you go over the 140-character limit on a regular basis.
Twitter’s @replies are certainly handy, but a long string of them can get confusing for everyone involved in the conversation or otherwise.
If you want people to pay attention to your tweets, make sure you actually have them in the first place.
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