Just out of curiosity, how many here have their own blog? I just got one where I put together all my reviews. So I'm not doing the boring thing of telling my life story that nobody cares about.
Poll: How many here have blogs?
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No, I don't like blogs. Since my life is completely uninteresting and boring, I don't see a reason to have one.
I have one. made it when my 360 went RROD. Now i have a new one, i don't use it anymore. And i did the boring thing and wrote about my life. I also posted pics of my lates models that i'd painted from games workshop
I have a blog on myspace. And the point would be, for those who ask, is mostly just anger management. Something pisses you off, and you go online, rant about it to an invisible audience, and let off the steam. I never know if anyone reads them (except for occasional comments) and I don't care. It's part of the process of an angry person.
I'm too lazy for blogs, twitter, facebook, myspace... but I heard "You should write a book" too many times for you to believe :/
I succumbed recently to the Blog urge. It's a location for me to vent my angry angry opinions. A link can be found in my profile if you wish to sample exactly how acidic such things can be, though the title does function as a warning and disclaimer in the same breath.
No way. Bloggers... Eugh. That about sums up my feelings on the matter. There's just so much blogging going on, and so few people that have anything truly of merit to contribute to the increasingly-putrid cesspool of writings on personal, mundane garbage that nobody else gives a rip about. I guess I have a "blog" on Bebo, but I don't really use it. I don't really use Bebo, either.
I can understand some people needing an outlet. On the other hand, some other people who think they need to "let it all out" really, really don't. Some people should leave that stuff (usually stupid stuff) bottled up in their brains.
I can understand some people needing an outlet. On the other hand, some other people who think they need to "let it all out" really, really don't. Some people should leave that stuff (usually stupid stuff) bottled up in their brains.
I've been 'microblogging' long before twitter existed!
I'm always too lazy to make long meaningful diary like entries. I would always put something short and punchy some examples I've found are.
"I went to the food festival today. It was cool." "I saw this guy running down main street naked. Pretty sure a large amount of drugs were involved." "An empty plastic grocery bag flew right into the open window of my car and it terrified me. It danced and danced in my face trying to kill me. This is another reason to fucking hate wal*mart."
and so on.
I'm always too lazy to make long meaningful diary like entries. I would always put something short and punchy some examples I've found are.
"I went to the food festival today. It was cool." "I saw this guy running down main street naked. Pretty sure a large amount of drugs were involved." "An empty plastic grocery bag flew right into the open window of my car and it terrified me. It danced and danced in my face trying to kill me. This is another reason to fucking hate wal*mart."
and so on.
Don't have one, and most blogs I've seen are fairly underwhelming.
I'd be far more likely to write a journal for myself than write a blog.
I'd be far more likely to write a journal for myself than write a blog.
