boring people have blogs

[p-branez]

and i'm not really sure why.
i thought blogs were for people that were somewhat known and usually had something good to say.

[Waus]

boring people post on forums

[Dorothy Wood]

this board is my blog.

[funk63]

exciting people usually stay away from the internet all together.

[Dorothy Wood]

not true, I'm incredibly excited right now.

[funk63]

being excited and being exciting are different things.

[sjp]

excited:
1. stirred emotionally; agitated: An excited crowd awaited the arrival of the famed rock group.

2.stimulated to activity; brisk: an excited buying and selling of stocks.

exciting:

producing excitement; stirring; thrilling: an exciting account of his trip to Tibet.

[funk63]

see!

[Dorothy Wood]

I know, I was being facetious.

[funk63]

WHOA what the hell does that mean?

[Dorothy Wood]

WHOA what the hell does that mean?

facetious
1592, from Fr. facétieux, from facétie "a joke," from L. facetia, from facetusfacis "torch." It implies a desire to be amusing, often intrusive or ill-timed. "witty, elegant," of unknown origin, perhaps related to

[Audio.]

youtube (y)

because reading causes brain damage.

[Adam]

facetious.

one of my favourite words of all time.

I found out what it meant at school when I was about 12 and I try and use it as many time as I can a day.

That was a pretty boring story, sorry.

Yeah, boring people do post of forums and have blogs. I don't have a blog but I do read some, sometimes

[Audio.]

I use the livejournal as a blog because I have a penchant of just writing things like rants over the needless uses of baskets for gifts and fruits or just adding just something for myself to look back on. Not all blogs are intended to attract fans but more as a use to ventilate thoughts to refreshen the mind.

[Randetica]

im impressed how many can write just about one day, i wouldnt get that much text together in a year