Monday, November 22, 2010
Inventories Suck
For my next trick, I will provide you with a list of blogs set to be reviewed this week, followed by a brief bloggerific description in the authors' own words...
VOILA!
Suburban Soliloquy: Ok -I know- "Suburban Soliloquy" - you want to gag. But there it is, and it's been my identification for some time now, so I can't very well up and change it; however, I'm still feeling brave (sort of), so... I am not a young, hip blogger that uses words lifted from Urban Dictionary (well, you may find a few, but I didn't pull them out of THAT dictionary). I've been blogging since the beginning of the summer - not long but I meet your criteria for entry numbers, and I aim to entertain, throwing in a bit of sentiment, satire, humor, and hopefully, provocation into the mix.
It's All About Balance: just another single mom blog
The Real Stuff Cats Like: A blog dedicated to the interests of cats and horror movies.
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First impressions bode not well.
ReplyDeleteParticularly that cat one. I want to stab it in the face with a spork. And I didn't even read any of it.
Let the rusty donation can crapping begin!
ReplyDeleteOK--I had to look at the balance one. Here's an excerpt from the first post:
ReplyDelete"I took a baby step last week by organizing my weekly dinner menu. That worked out!"
I know it's Thanksgiving time and we're supposed to be nice and shit, but fuck me running.
Fuck me running! Bwahahahaha! That was my favorite thing to say when I was in (I'm not kidding) 5th grade.
ReplyDeleteI love you HIF. I think you just helped me heal another old childhood wound.
5th grade???? I never even said that aloud until I was 34.
ReplyDeleteI know. Isn't it fun imagining a 5th grader saying 'fuck me running'? Oh well, I had to keep up appearances. I mean, my first run in wtih the law was when I was 8 and I couldn't let anyone think I was going to slow down or anything.
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ReplyDeleteMG = hardcore
ReplyDeleteI wish that whole cat and horror thing were far less literal than the template seems to imply.
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