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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Listics
Gary Turner sent me a blog warming gift… ballistics. Dean Landsman suggested supercalifragilistics. Sometimes I’m thinking pugilistics, and of course there’s always journalistics. Thank-you both, Gary and Dean. I have a feeling that a lot of listics will emerge. I hope anybody passing by feels free to contribute.
Loose Poodle boom-boom…
Peter (the other) says, The good thing about reaching a certain age, I have lost most of my embarrassment machinery.
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A little bling…
Thanks to Niek Hockx for providing a little bling. Very Web toot-dah-toe, doncha know?
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I suppose any day can be Day One…
Stowe Boyd, who has been placeholding my “links” section in the right sidebar began an experiment in mindful traffic growth almost three months ago. Stowe started his /Messages blog with a Technorati rank of 1,088,376 (zero links from zero sources). Since I’ve been dithering and testing here for about a year, I actually have 4 [...]
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Gagging on Tagging
The Technorati thing has matured. Here’s the [tag]SimpleTags[/tag] tagalicious tagging tagiography: [tags]Technorati, tags,[/tags]
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