14 Comments on “How The Blogoverse Ends”

1. Not with a flamewar, but a whimper?

2. A wild-eyed whimper!

3. But John, you’ll have the advantage of a pre-printed *book* of all your old items! Once you get them hooked by that clever sign up there, you can try to strongarm them into buying the book. It’s that poor Cory Doctrow fellow I’ll be crossing the street to avoid.

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   Ehh, I don’t get it.

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5. So move over and stop hogging the heated grate.

6. Does this mean we’ll be seeing you fanatically right-clicking a rather polished, mouse-like rock near a chemical drum filled with flaming debris, even as you destroy the desk you have it on to keep the fire going?

   Oh, the humanity….

7. Myself, I plan to start “Ex-Blogger Gladiators”, and pay former bloggers three cents an hour to fight for the amusement of sadistic businessmen.

8. Jonathan, no one would pay money to see bloggers slap fight.

   Unless we decide to give the term “flame war” and exciting literal meaning….!

9. Yeah…I suppose spending all day in an office chair, munching Doritos, would *not* make one into a sleek fighting machine…

10. ….Mr. Nostradramas : )

11. … uhn… Hard to type with this squeegie getting in the way… Do your windshield? Yeah that’s right, the mop bucket is also the the tip jar. Nyuk nyuk nyuk.

12. Clever.
    I imagine that world peace and a cure for AIDS and cancer can’t be far behind. All that time and energy freed up for accomplishment instead of b.s.ing. ;)

13. Totally off topic, but have you seen the problem Ralph Nader and Public Citizen have caused for your friend Teresa Nielsen Hayden?
    http://nielsenhayden.com/makinglight/archives/007140.html

14. Yes, I saw that. Quite clearly, I feel for TNH and PNH, and am looking into the situation more to see what I can do that would be useful.