Saturday Blogging round up
Via Confessions of a Psychotherapist, whom I have just blog-rolled, comes this gem from That's So Pants on ancestral voices prosphesying a talent for writing.
Meanwhile, Not Saussure writes in defence of Jade and her coven and RabbitStike takes on idiots and idiocy (incudes hi-octane swearing). There, thank God I don't have to write something on the Sleb Big Bruvvah controversy currently convulsing the nation. If I did, it would basically go: bullies whose behaviour is ignorant, spiteful, vicious and cowardly can rightly expect to be judged and found wanting, you reap what you sow, ignorance is no excuse, the people have spoken, blah blah, yawn, and I am very glad to have spared you it and to direct you to more interesting writers on the subject instead.
How Bloggers can influence behaviour: Lucy continues her Spinster's Quest by reading Girl with a One Track Mind's book, ( warning: hot sauce) which makes her very frisky.
In other political bloggery, Justin pokes David Blunkett with a pointy stick and Tim Ireland has been bashing Guido, who has been bashing back, and in doing so, regained some lost form. I have purposely stayed out of that row, but have de-blogrolled Guido because I hadn't been reading his blog properly for months, and that is because his commenters are generally indescribably bonkers and tiresome, and I can't be doing with wading through any more foaming lunacy at the moment, life's too short. Ministry of Truth has a round up, Paul Linford monitors the players. Chicken Yoghurt's musing on the ructions here and Nosemonkey's thoughts are here.
Right, must crack on with stuff I have to do. Have a good weekend.
Meanwhile, Not Saussure writes in defence of Jade and her coven and RabbitStike takes on idiots and idiocy (incudes hi-octane swearing). There, thank God I don't have to write something on the Sleb Big Bruvvah controversy currently convulsing the nation. If I did, it would basically go: bullies whose behaviour is ignorant, spiteful, vicious and cowardly can rightly expect to be judged and found wanting, you reap what you sow, ignorance is no excuse, the people have spoken, blah blah, yawn, and I am very glad to have spared you it and to direct you to more interesting writers on the subject instead.
How Bloggers can influence behaviour: Lucy continues her Spinster's Quest by reading Girl with a One Track Mind's book, ( warning: hot sauce) which makes her very frisky.
In other political bloggery, Justin pokes David Blunkett with a pointy stick and Tim Ireland has been bashing Guido, who has been bashing back, and in doing so, regained some lost form. I have purposely stayed out of that row, but have de-blogrolled Guido because I hadn't been reading his blog properly for months, and that is because his commenters are generally indescribably bonkers and tiresome, and I can't be doing with wading through any more foaming lunacy at the moment, life's too short. Ministry of Truth has a round up, Paul Linford monitors the players. Chicken Yoghurt's musing on the ructions here and Nosemonkey's thoughts are here.
Right, must crack on with stuff I have to do. Have a good weekend.
posted by Rachel at 8:15 am
hi rachel,
i am watching "the war within" on cnn. its very interesting..its on at 8pm est in ny today saturday and 8 pm tomorrow-ny time..which makes it 1 am your time.
hope alls well with you and j,
seth :)
Thanks Rachel x
Yours, like mine, must be one of the few blogs around *not* to have blogged about Jade Goody and all things CBB.
That's not to say I haven't been commenting on it on other people's ...