blowshimselfupdude

An act of retreat; to run to fans or friends for help after privately having a conversation with another individual whom no one else needs to be involved with

"Eric pulled a blowshimselfupdude after the marijuana discussion"

by redmaroon1 August 19, 2009

blogslapped

To be hit in the side of the head by bloggers deconstructing your case.

Michael Nifong was blogslapped by KC Johnson's Durham in Wonderland blog.

by Michael Moy January 14, 2007

bloghole

The bottomless pit you end up in when blog surfing. One blog leads to another and another and before you know it you have 50 browser windows open with 1,000 tabs in each. Akin to a blackhole.

I didn't get any work done today. I started reading Guy's blog at lunch, and the next thing I knew it was 3 a.m. and I was stuck in a bloghole.

by thelotusgoddess January 14, 2008

blogsight

1) Similar to an "insight" but not quite, because it's something that you read on somebody's blog.

-also-

2) If you write a blog, it's something that you think is fascinating (but really isn't) that you feel compelled to talk about on your blog.

1) "Hey Ted, have you ever considered what would happen if the whole world went, "green."

"No, I haven't, but thanks for the "blogsight."

2) "Did you read what Mary wrote about you on her blog?"

"Yes, but I'm not worried, no one takes her "blogsights" seriously."

by Silas Barnes May 12, 2008

blogstress

A condition of stress or anxiety associated with blogging. Particularly for writers of blogs requiring frequent updates, but also for readers who feel the need to comment frequently.

My blogstress has turned my hobby into a nightmare.

by Aunt Bloggie May 25, 2008

Blogstipated

When you need to blog, but your words just won't come out.

The other day I ..............well I............what did I?? Oh hell, I got nuthin! I'm blogstipated again!

by blozulfog August 24, 2009

blogsnob

Someone who takes pride in having a large number of followers of their own blog, but who refuses to visit or leave comments on anyone else's blog.

Well-known columnists and pundits who maintain their own blogs are the most notorious blogsnobs, usually citing "deadlines" or "demanding writing (or lecture) schedules" as the primary reason for their lack of reciprocity.

"Michelle Malkin gets hundreds of comments on her blog each day, but I have yet to meet one of her follower's who has found a comment from her on THEIR blog. That woman is just a blogsnob!"

by feeriker September 28, 2010