Bloghogging

The procedure of taking over someone else's blog by swarming their comments section, forums, or message board so that no other users feel comfortable.

"Dude, thoe guys I pissed of at the DU forums bloghogged me until I had to move my blog to another URL."

by TripleNeckSteel November 5, 2004

blogariffic

For those that have a blog, it must have subject matter. Subject matter that is of particular interest shall be deemed as "blogarrific."

#1) Did you guys see the picture of that 3-headed frog? Now that's what I call a blogariffic amphibian.

#2) That whole request for another $80 billion is going to be quite blogariffic.

by MikeyP January 25, 2005

blogbook

A book published by means of weblogs as chapters.

He was constantly updating his blogbook on recent European history.

by Mentifex February 6, 2005

blogged-down

Blogged-Down:
A. When you allow your blog, multiple blogs, or commenting on blogs to keep you from interacting with reality.
B. When you are behind on posting on your blog and you have multiple things to blog about.

. Eddo was so blogged-down yesterday that he totally missed two meetings and a conference call.

2. Ugh. I am so blogged-down right now that I don't have time to go to my meetings or to handle this conference call.

3. "I have eight things to post about on my blog and no time to post them, I am SO BLOGGED-DOWN! LEAVE ME ALONE AND LET ME BLOG!!!!"

by Cav July 21, 2008

blogmarch

the blog-specific act of collectively piling on an individual for actions that are contrary to the authors' political beliefs, espcially to portray that person in a negative light while selectively avoiding any sacrifices/contributions they may already have made

See also: frogmarch

Boy, the chickenhawks sure are blogmarching Cindy Sheehan around a lot lately.

by Pete VH September 6, 2005

blogularity

1. var. of regularity, how often one posts to his/her blog.

2. var. of popularity, how often one's blog is read by how many people.

3. var. of singularity, the point at which the expanding blogosphere becomes self-aware. (see The Singularity is Near.)

1. My blogularity has been deficient as of late, I've been busy.

2. Although he has a high blogularity quotient, I find his posts quite boring.

3. We are approaching a blogularity, where you will no longer be sure if you are reading a human-source posting, or one created through AI.

by jc strider May 2, 2006

Blogspiracy

Marketing tool used for political persuasion on the internet, primarily in blogs, with the purpose of spreading a non-truth, partial-truth, or urban legend to make people aware of a current event. The blogspiracy topic can then spread via the internet, and like a soundbite taken out of context, convince someone uneducated in politics or current events that a particular position is valid.

Many take news articles from years in the past and "reissue" the news as recent.

1.Linking the draft to 6/6/06: prior to June 6, 2006, many blogs made reference to a Congressional debate on reinstating the draft happening that day, linking that event to the biblical mark of the beast. The event never happened. No stories were posted on in by the AP, CNN.com etc, and it wasn't listed in Congress's daily logs. The goal of the blogspiracy: to raise awareness of draft/Iraq war.

2. Per an anonymous source President Bush was autographing US flags while in Austria in June 2006. This is not illegal (there is no law against "desecration" of a flag, just a code of guidelines), but bloggists use this to point out that the GOP is currently leading a campaign to make illegal the burning of the flag, and therefore this is hypocracy. The blogs that use this show a picture of the President signing a flag from an AP story in 2003. Again, no stories were posted on in by the AP, CNN.com etc. The goal of the blogspiracy: to raise awareness of the GOP's ammendment to ban flag burning and claim the party is hypocritical on this issue.

by www.johnsebben.com June 27, 2006