I’m stealing. And I’m not afraid to admit it. The Ignorant Historian has a great regular post where she asks her readers to submit a word into her comments and she’ll make it into a post. I’m going to go one better (because I’m competitive like that). I’m going to ask you to choose a word, [...]
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Choose a word, any word…
Posted in a cry for help, ask me about me, blogging about blogging, i can read y'know, look at me, tagged what's the betting someone comes up with antidisestablishmentarianism on 20 August, 2010 | 24 Comments »
I bite the bullet
Posted in blogging about blogging, everyday bits 'n' bobs, happy happy joy joy, how i'm feeling, look at me, other people's blogs, rugby, tagged I can't believe I'm meeting up with you lot, wine will do us all good on 20 October, 2009 | 14 Comments »
Tonight, after a while of thinking about it, I’m finally going to go out and meet a group of bloggers. One of them I’ve met before. One of them is part of a previous life (and boy, was that a shock when we put two and two together!) One plays rugby against me (again, small world much?) One [...]
Do I even have lurkers?
Posted in ask me about me, blogging about blogging, other people's blogs, random, tagged am I who you think I am?, ask me ask me, what do you want to know? on 13 August, 2009 | 16 Comments »
LizSara has put up a post asking everyone who reads her blog (yes, even the lurkers who never comment) to ask her a question. I like this idea. I’m stealing it. Not only is it a semi lazy way of blogging (which, as you all know, suits me down to the ground) but it’ll give me [...]
Minor rant
Posted in blogging about blogging, having a grump, ranting, tagged bad grammar really pisses me off, fewer or less?, I can talk good on 2 July, 2009 | 28 Comments »
People of the world. Please note: there are hardly any instances where using the words “myself” or “yourself” is correct. “It was really bad for myself” – WRONG “I thought I would ask how it impacted yourself” – WRONG “I can’t believe what he said to yourself” – WRONG “James and myself went to the pub” [...]






