My buddy Fecund Stench asked me to participate in this rather silly chain-mail-like activity so I’m obliging him:
1. Do you like the look and the contents of your blog?
Yup.
2. Does your family know about your blog?
Yup, and usually they are ashamed to admit it. I’m the family dork.
3: Can you tell your friends about your blog? Do you consider it a private thing?
Not sure how something posted online could be private.
4: Do you just read the blogs of those who comment on your blog? or you try to discover new blogs?
The more I read the better my strenuous efforts at procrastination.
5: Did your blog positively affect your mind? Give an example.
Screeeeeee!
6: What does the number of visitors to your blog mean? Do you use a traffic counter?
It means I don’t know very many people and no.
7: Did you imagine how other bloggers look like?
I’m assuming I understand the question since the tortured construct is difficult to understand like. My answer: Aren’t they all fat middle-aged guys with a bad haircut, stained underwear and four days of stubble on their spittle covered chins? Oh, that’s just me.
8: Do you think blogging has any real benefit?
Beyond enabling my narcissistic tendencies I don’t think so. But I like my blog so I really don’t give a damn if it (blogging) does or doesn’t have any real benefit.
9: Do you think that the Blogsphere is a stand alone community separated from the real world?
Bloggers are breathing while they type, right?
10: Do some political blogs scare you? Do you avoid them?
They bore me, and since they don’t seek me out I haven’t had to engage my anti-blog flares.
11: Do you think that criticizing your blog is useful?
Well, I think it’s brilliant and I like to agree with myself so I don’t ever criticize it. Now if you’re asking if I think getting criticism from other people is useful then I’d have to say yes.
12: Have you ever thought about what happen to your blog in case you died?
That’s the least of my worries. I’m more worried about who would get my collection of navel-lint I’ve collected over the years.
13: Which blogger had the greatest impression on you?
Alton Hedgelick.
14: Which blogger you think is the most similar to you?
Felbert Simpsonian.
15: Name a song you want to listen to.
Oklahoma
Can you tell I have a headache?
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Being married, I am accustomed to asking how high when told to jump. Therefore, I responded to the questions before I even knew what was happening.
Imagine how fun this might be if the questions were better.
Being married, I am accustomed to asking how high when told to jump. Therefore, I responded to the questions before I even knew what was happening.
Imagine how fun this might be if the questions were better.
I’m in the same boat re. marriage. As I’ve been aging I’ve lost my hops so the “how high” question has become more of a whining “do I have to?” followed by a resigned sigh and “ok.” That was my reaction to the list too, and like everything around my house it got done…eventually. And yes, it would have been a hell of lot more fun if the questions had been better, and written with more goodly grammar.
It’s not his fault.
He’s a Poet.