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Saturday, 14 May 2005
Most annoying (NZ) blogger?
About Town have a poll to pick the most annoying NZ blogger. I feel chastened to have made the list. Spellings of names have apparently been changed to protect the innocent. :-P
Heh - I'm leading - I am absolutely stoked to think that I llive in their heads rent-free.
Incidentally, I suspect that the reason for the poor spelling is the infrequent posting at night when they are "tired and emotional", as the Yes Minister euphemism goes.
Of course, it's always amusing to note that if our blogs are so distateful and meaningless, why do you read them? The mere fact that you and the others click onto our sites suggests a sort of political masochism!
We welcome thoughtful disagreement. But we do (ir)regularly moderate comments -- and we *will* delete any with insulting or abusive language. Or if they're just inane or off topic. It’s okay to disagree, but pretend you’re having a drink in the living room with the person you’re disagreeing with. This includes me. PS: Have the honesty and courage to use your real name. That gives added weight to any opinion.
Heh - I'm leading - I am absolutely stoked to think that I llive in their heads rent-free.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, I suspect that the reason for the poor spelling is the infrequent posting at night when they are "tired and emotional", as the Yes Minister euphemism goes.
To be annoying you must have an impact.
ReplyDeleteAnd that explains why no one on the right has put up a poll about the most annoying left blogger.
Of course, it's always amusing to note that if our blogs are so distateful and meaningless, why do you read them? The mere fact that you and the others click onto our sites suggests a sort of political masochism!
ReplyDeleteWhy the hell would you have a blog if you're not annoying anybody? Winning would be a mark of honour.
ReplyDelete'Anonymous' said: " Why the hell would you have a blog if you're not annoying anybody?"
ReplyDeleteThere is an old 'Gnomes of Zurich' saying about money worries: Worry is a sign of health; if you're not worried then you're not risking enough.
Perhaps there should be a similar one about blogging? :-)