... ;Upon the Consummation of My First Semester of Seminary.’ In fact, I’ll even write a post right now declaring that.” Nick: “Whoa… that’s like metablogging.” The three of us: <lengthy conversation about the use of the word “meta” ensues> All that to say, dear readers, stay tuned for an upcoming post at the consummation of the semester. ...

It's been almost two weeks since my last post. Some of that is because I'm travelling for the holiday, and preparations for travel ate a lot of my attention the week previous (and I'm not home until Tuesday - until then I'm still in California, visiting my mom). But that's not all it is. It's also that there are enough people who read this blog now (or at least check in ...

... , and Dana Goldstein began making waves, and a lot of their critics took to calling them “the Juice Box Mafia” on account of their being so freakishly young. The PB fam is hardly as influential, but our horde of rabble-rousing whippersnappers is rapidly expanding. (And really, what the fuck is juice?) If you’re on Twitter, you should follow us here. Posted in Metablogging

... random acquisitions that didn’t so much as share editorial pubs or lifts, let alone content. I’m pretty sure we published Fishmonger 2.0, and I know we put on a conference on Fire Safety at Sea.) That’s five bloggers; not many. In terms of impact, though, they can all claim a pretty high opinion multiplier effect. Me, I reckon it’s a job. Posted in mastur/metablogging

... to Painted Maypole to see who else has chosen to accept this mission. Painted herself has told me that she has a poem up, also with the theme of pants. (Painted penned a poem of pants.) Today also marks the third anniversary of this blog. It seemed only fitting that it should wear plenty of pants today. Posted in bad poetry, friends, humor, metablogging, Monday Missions, pants, silliness, words

Metablogging topic today. Very quick. If you post a comment here (and on most Wordpress blogs) your comment will have a picture next to it. That picture is pulled from the site Gravatar.com. You can setup different avatars for each email you use. If you don’t have one setup it will use the boring default grey picture normaly. In the picture to the left, Stop and Alaron have Gravatars ...