What's on your mug?

just another way for people to hear themselves talk endlessly about crap

i have nothing to do and no one to talk to, I think I'll start a blog

By bethee

An online diary/ and or journal. Can be private so it's only viewed by you, friends only so that only a few selected people can read it, or public so anyone who comes across it can read it. A very helpful way to get out emotion and stress and receive loving support - it doesn't matter if you don't know the person. There's always someone who knows exactly what you're going through. A place to make great online friends.

www.greatestjournal.com

By Corey

An archaic form of web communication. Long replaced by the YouTube video blogs and twitter. Still preferred by individuals who are too ugly for video blogs and two wordy to condense their overblown thoughts and experiences into 140 characters.

Me: Hi Bob, I heard you went on a date. Was she cute? Bob: She wasn't so much cute. More like blog cute. Me: Mother of god. I'm so so sorry.

By Mr Oats

Blog (or weblogs) were originally intended to link the interesting URLs found on the Internet and provide some commentary on those. In addition they provided reader with feedback possibility in the comment- section. Currently the word blog is ubiquitous term to online diary, an unappealing personal webpage or electronic collection of (short) notes which closely resemble reference material for mental patient medical record. Most of the blogs are visited by randomly stumbling visitors or someone familiar with author reading the blog entries out of morbid interest.

"Today I wrote on my blog about the queuing in the local grocery store and the service I received".

By Uuhaa100

1.) a web-log. 2.) an online journal used to express or tell of one's feelings, thoughts, recent activities. may be used to communicate with friends or strangers.

Jeremy posted his poetry on his blog to vent his feelings. or Jenny blogged often to complain about her daily annoyances.

By miss.emma