Category: Blogging

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Bob Rybarcyzk, the world-reknowned (pending) humor columnist from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, has revived his blog: Bob Writes Stuff.

Granted, he could use a Sekimori transfusion, but if you told him that, he’d probably look for it at the corner liquor store.

Someone nominated me as one of the top 260 underrated blogs. I am humbled, particularly as I suspect my beautiful wife was not the submitter.

Thank you, unknown benefactor.

Jeff Jarvis notes the rise of blogs, again. For all the hoopla, I remind other bloggers to remember our place.

Bloggers write for other bloggers and about a half dozen readers who don’t blog (yet).

We’re Citizens Band Radio dot com.

Looks like some punk has exercised his first amendment rights to expression through vandalism on Hugh Hewitt.com:

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Isn’t that little bastard precocious? Unfortunately, there are some segments of society who would see this as a justifiable protest.

Pop-Up Mocker updated. Come on, guys, sometimes the posts are kinda amusing, ainna?

Pop-Up Mocker updated.

Funny, Frank Herbert, J.R.R. Tolkien, and R.A. Salvatore don’t suffer from the literary persecution John Norman does. Here’s section 8d of BraveNet’s terms of service:

(d) Associate Bravenet and any Products and Services with any adult material of any sort. This includes, but is not limited to, such things as nudity, any site, page, image or service requiring any adult verification service, anything that users to be 18 or older to view or join or access, and any text, image or likeness suggesting sexual and/or inappropriate and/or illegal acts of any sort. Without limiting the foregoing, you may not use the Products and Services to store, use, contain or display pornography, adult novelties, adult toys, XXX material, escort services, Gorean, bondage, BDSM, bigotry, racism, hatred, profanity, or any material which may be insulting to another person(s) or entity;

No Counter-Earth fan pages for you, children.

Read the new updates to Pop-Up Mocker. It won’t hurt too much.

Brian J. Noggle, Internet Pin-Up.

In a post, we see how Kim du Toit fails his test to attain the 9th Dan of Paranoia:

…we Baby Boomers know all the tricks, and I am even more paranoid than Blackfive.

Listen, students, when your shidoshi of paranoia speaks: You never know all the tricks. You are ready ascend when you realize you must know most of the tricks, and you know that anything you do not recognize as a known trick might, in fact, be a trick.

Doubt even this post, my students.

Belatedly, Michael Williams learns a devastating drawback to blogging:

One of the difficult things about hanging out with people who (occasionally) read your blog is that they’re already familiar with all of your A-list material (and, let’s face it, I use most of my B- through M-list material here, too).

Reminds me of this one time I stood beside a former rugger who was busy popping the heads off of crawdads….

Who is putting pop-under ads under blogs?

Examined at Pop-Up Mocker.

Michelle Malkin has a blog.

Pop-Up Mocker programming.

Kelley, who does the Suburban Blight blog, has been posting audio clips.

When the Blog Radio Revolution occurs, listen for her daily show.

Again. I’ve got nothing better to do than to make fun of pop-up ads. Sad.

Don’t forget to check out my snarky site devoted to the worship of pop-up ads. If you’re smart and using one of the newer browsers or some other suppressent techologies, this might be the only way you get to see these peculiar forms of art.