A blog revolution? Get a grip

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Sorry folks...

by Earl Benser May 9, 2005 9:19 AM PDT

... blogs just don't cut it. Despite some people's best intentions,
most blogs are just ego trips by usually unimportant and
insignificant people. And I don't have the time to waste trying to
find any quality blogs, if and where they exist.

So all you bloggers have your fun. With luck, I won't see what
you're doing.

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They have a purpose
by sanenazok May 9, 2005 10:43 AM PDT: They're great for people who don't get enough yapping at home. You can read someone's dribble on top of everything else you encounter day in and day out.; Like this View reply Hide reply
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