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Ali Ali Watters Post Count: 3867 Msg: #1 1359 days ago, March 9th 2006 | I don't know if these terms have been coined or not, but I've experienced all of them at one stage or another... am I alone? do you have any more? | Blog Lag Blogging about events in the past, struggling to get back upto date, symptons include: not being able to get past one event, looking for a way to describe it, forgetting the names or significance of certain photos. Writing an entry that just seems to end prematurely. Blog Fodder An experience that may or not be fun, possibly highly unpleasant - but appreciated as it will be great "blog fodder" - even though this sucks - it will give me something to write about. Blog Fatigue Being bored of ones blog, not enough comments or messages, maybe just that nothing worth writing about seems to happen. Usually results in Blog Lag (see above) Bloggers Block Ok - writers block - can't think how to write about an experience even though it was moving, or interesting or funny. [Edited: 09:14 - Ali ] grantcorp Johan Post Count: 126 Msg: #2 1359 days ago, March 9th 2006 | Blogolitics | Having a suitably interesting, humourous or frustrating experience or reflection that you would like to share, yet you hesitate thinking about possible repercussions. Blogogestion What happens when the site becomes clogged with similar reports from the same area. Esclaw Esther Post Count: 86 Msg: #3 1358 days ago, March 10th 2006 | Blogligation The sense that you have a real obligation to 'your readers' (especially as your subscriber list and hit rate grows) to come up with new, interesting, witty and informative blogs on a regular basis. This in turn leads to Blog Fatigue and even Blogolitics since suddenly your grandmother and party friends are both reading and you can't make both audiences happy. | Cumberland Sausage Kim Buckley and Richard Baxter Post Count: 15 Msg: #4 1307 days ago, April 30th 2006 | There's not a lot to do in Nepali tea houses ... | Blogging a dead horse: Overly worthy blog about important issues no-one is really interested in - Iraq, global warming, the end of Oil, exploitation, slavery, Wayne Rooney's foot, the drains in East Finchley ... The Blog of Gore: Ocassional but necessary blog of which your Mum lives in dread, involving the author in : bike/car accident, bus crash, boat sinking, arrest, beating, torture, imprisonment, theft, enlightenment. Can also include the suffering of others e.g. hungry kids with large eyes. Blognitive Dissonance: Unnatural psychological state where the author continues blogging religiously even though the hit count shows no-one is reading it. Blognito Ergo Sum: Sad but all to common phenomenon, more commonly associated with internet chat and mobile phones. Can be accompanied by Blognitive Dissonance. Bloggie Style: Writing about someone you've just met as soon as their back is turned. More common and more satisfying than the Missionary option, where you ask the intended victim face to face if it is ok, and maybe even offer them some form of editorial control. In the Blog house: Location of those who pay more attention to their blog than their partner. Blog Horn: Introductory paragraph warning the reader that what is to come is of dubious interest, overly detailed and too long, and they should immediately go to the blog with the four Swedish women on a tour of Thai beaches. Actually, Ali, could we have another html tag "button=Abort" that just takes people straight there? Blogging all over the world: Travelblog anthem. Shame, I really wanted something by Slade. Imagine Noddy Holder's handsome face and extraordinary sideburns learing into the camera and shouting "Mamma, we're all blogging now." Snoop Bloggy Blog: Sken like a Ribble fluke Quinnthefinn Teresia Quinn Post Count: 9 Msg: #5 1299 days ago, May 7th 2006 | Blogathon: A mega long session browsing blogs (when you probably should be doing something else), enjoying it but coming out of it completely exhausted! | Peter A Peter A Post Count: 1 Msg: #6 1254 days ago, June 21st 2006 | Blogstipation: The lack of posting despite having written a hard drive's worth of material. May be brought on by lack of internet facilities, substance abuse, or pressing intestinal concerns. | CheekyPee Graham P Post Count: 5 Msg: #7 1221 days ago, July 24th 2006 | haha, blog fodder; it's the future! | Fortunately for my blog - and unfortunately for my travels - thats about all that hapens to me these days... (umm, example: A Chile Reception) Dal and Ab Daren Grover & Abbie Reynolds Post Count: 4 Msg: #8 1205 days ago, August 9th 2006 | Blog envy - the despair of ones boyfriend when he realises that a particular blogger has posted another set of truly amazing photos | Blog bile - the rantings of said boyfriend about the blogger who has just posted yet another set of truly amazing photos. Abbie BlackManx Amy Hall Post Count: 23 Msg: #9 1199 days ago, August 16th 2006 | Blogear- what you do to your favourite bloggers pages so you can keep coming back!!! | Backblog- when youve got too many journals to catch up on writing!!! Amy Ellen Around the World Ellen Post Count: 102 Msg: #10 1192 days ago, August 23rd 2006 | Blog-tastic - Travel event that was so unforgettably awesome, it's said at the time to be 'blog-tastic'. Get to a PC ASAP, take appropriate pics etc - this will be fantastic for the blog. | BlackManx Amy Hall Post Count: 23 Msg: #11 1184 days ago, August 31st 2006 | Blog Shui- The art of arranging your photos in just the right order for maximum impact. | Bloupie- Another name for your subscribers A blog over- The name given to the feelings of fatigue, headache and sore eyes sufferd by someone who just completed a Blogathon or spent all night trying to decrease the Backblog. 'Can't be blogged'- Often heard by someone suffering Blog Lag or Blog Fatigue. 'Thats going on the blog'- Said when experiencing Blog Fodder. Matt Matt W Post Count: 455 Msg: #12 1179 days ago, September 4th 2006 | "Bollogs to it" - The expression used when you can no longer be bothered with writing the blog and you just give up. | [Edited: 23:21 - Matt - my keyboard doesn't work] Anything for the quiet life Mark V Post Count: 2 Msg: #13 1173 days ago, September 11th 2006 | bloghaustion - state of being, tiedness due to having to come up with interesting blogs - especially when under a certain amount of Blogligation. Related word: Blog Fatigue. | Blogstar - People who's blogs appear on the front page. Often used negatively by people with Blog envy. CheekyPee Graham P Post Count: 5 Msg: #14 1172 days ago, September 11th 2006 | Gollyblog: A defunct term used by my Grandad in the 1950's to refer to superlative travel journalism. Now deemed to have too many politically incorrect connotations to be in popular usage. | Last Train to Transcentral Pat and Cat Post Count: 4 Msg: #15 1169 days ago, September 15th 2006 | Blogzheimers: You know you have something good to blog and can't quite remember it. | Bloggin the Shark: That exact moment when a previously good blog becomes rubbish. Number of Users: 13 | Number of Posts: 15 | |||||||||||||||||||||||