don't worry, i didn't write these. all my feeble mind could come up with was 'blogopera' (starring rusty and andrea, of course) and 'bloggle bites'.
A Chip Off The Old Blog - A great weblog that follows in the steps of either a family member or friend that has a great weblog.
Blahg! - An exasperated phrase often uttered after becoming frustrated with ones weblog.
Blogcessive-Compulsive - Checking a favorite weblog of yours every hour (or more) during the course of the day, just to see if it's been updated.
The Blogeyman - A mythical monster known to hide under beds and in closets that attacks webloggers who neglect posting for long stretches of time.
Bloggage Of The Arteries - An unfortunate event that occurs when too many links present themselves at one time. Instead of posting them all at once, it's best to space them out, lest you suffer from "Bloggerrhea." (see below)
Bloggeratzi - People who constantly write you and compliment you on your weblog, sometimes even approaching you in person to snap a quick picture.
Bloggerrhea - Posting to your weblog many times in a short period of time. Credited to Meg or Jake.
Blogglet - A very tiny blog, by someone who is pressed for time, or is very sparing with their words. Credited to Dan.
"Blog Rockin' Beats" - Big-beat song by the Chemical Brothers favored by webloggers who like shaking booty while making entries on their page.
Blogse' - Feeling completely indifferent as to whether or not your should update your weblog.
Blog The Impaler - The precursor to Count Blogula (see below), this character steals links from other weblogs and even boasts of doing such in their own.
Blogwork Orange. - Movie that follows a band of webloggers who flaunt their selection of the title color (Haughey and Jack).
"Blog You Like A Hurricane" - Scorpions song that is best played as background music when you're making an addition to your weblog that you know is going to rock the web community.
Blogzilla - A new soon-to-be-developed application by the folks at Pyra, this web browser will only load official Blogger sites, as well as having built-in Blogger utilities.
The Captains Blog - A weblog that makes an unhealthy amount of references to Star Trek.
Count Blogula - Somewhat like a linkslut, this parasitic sucker steals links from other logs without giving credit where it's due.
"For Those About To Blog" - Song by AC-DC often used by webloggers to get pumped-up about making additions to their site.
Gang Blog - A blog that's updated by a large group of people, instead of just going solo (aka "monoblog"). Credited to Dan.
Hemoblogin - Part of your blood that can actually be analyzed at a hospital to tell whether you'd make a good weblogger or not.
"Keep On Bloggin' In The Free World" - Hit song written by Neil Young about the comfort of weblogging in non-communist countries.
Johan Sebastian Blog - Write a symphony piece, make an entry in the weblog, write a symphony piece, make and entry in the weblog, etc, etc.
Legend of Bloggy Creek - An obscure B-movie in which a yeti-like creature attacks several people in a small town who run weblogs.
"Life Is Like A Blog Of Chocolates" - A philosophical statement uttered by the main character of the hit film Forrest Gump. Meaning behind statement is said to be that even though you're linking to chocolate (a good thing), in the end it doesn't really mean much of anything.
New Kids On The Blog - Anyone just starting out in the weblogging world. Some go onto bigger things (like the teeny-bopper sensation of Joey McEntire), while others fade into obscurity (like Jordan Knight).
Pavlovs Blog - An obscure weblog with tons of links to information on conditioned responses and meat powder.
Pornblography - A weblog that mixes the normal elements of a blog with lots of nudie pictures.
Reservoir Blogs - A movie about sharp-dressed webloggers who heist a mis-labeled box of Blogger t-shirts (aha! so that's where they went).
Sir Blogsalot - A true renaissance weblogger who not only posts links, but pictures, poetry, and other things as well.
Statuatory Blog - A weblog run by someone underage.
Totally Blogular! - Derived from surfer lingo, this term refers to a radical weblog (dude).
The Yule Blog - A site featuring only winter holiday-related links.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Bloglish
Posted by judy at 3/15/2006 06:03:00 PM
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judy, arent you in the middle of your work day? are you on vacation or did you get fired? definately too much time on your hands, do you want me to send my kids out to keep you busy!! seriously though veeerrrryyy creative!
well, ms. kristen, i am in fact at work. just taking a break from my grueling day of designing.
i'm actually hating work right now and being bratty so i'm passive-aggressively trying to start a blog rally.
c'mon.
are we, the class of '86, wittier than this?
no fun.
Judy - what do you design??????
J - sorry i missed the blog rally.
K - Jude didn't write them, that was in the first paragraph. are you having the kids skim the blog for you?
some rally. a lot of good that did.
clearly blog ratings are down. matt, we made need to do some marketing. the old photo campaign seems to have run it's course. we need a call to action.
nudity always sells.
A long post she doth make
To give us a few thrills
But all she's really got
Is cut and paste skills.
It feels like we're passing around tablets in the auditorium all over again!
ah poetry, that'll get ratings back up, go Dave.
this is the best i can come up with. but at least i tried, per judy's request.
Sorry Jude -this was way too long to read it all. At the end of a hard day's work, I'm just looking for some instant gratification....speaking of which -I think Matt is onto something here. Maybe he has some pics to post??
pauko - i love your poetry.
i'll have a haiku coming you way.
judy, was that first paragraph there yesterday? because i did not see it (sorry matt)
K--Matt can go funk himself. Just 'cause he created the blog doesn't mean he's the boss of us...
J--Most of my poetry is rated R (mabye NC-17 depending on the reviewer), so I assumed it was inappropriate for this forum. I'll try to think of a PG-13 version for future use.
Most of Mullen's poetry starts with "There once was a man from Nantucket".
Not true. I am much more creative than that.
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