blogfodder

Any subject that is blogged about, no matter how trivial, whether it be gossip, opinions, or mundane information, just for the pleasure of seeing one's words in print.

"He writes on and on about his day as if he had something important to say, when in reality, it's all justblogfodder."

by Dee Isakson October 16, 2008

blogspotter

Someone who's writing a blog at blogspot.com

My friend Lily keeps an interesting diary. She's a blogspotter, otherwise I wouldn't know.

by Omstendelig March 15, 2009

bloguette

A annoyingly long blog with no real substance and hard to read.

No thank you, I really can not stomach reading another bloguette at the moment.

by w. Patrick Gale March 29, 2009

Bloggerbation

A compulsion to gratify one's ego and/or OCD need for attention by daily, or incessant, blogging. This blogging is often emphatic ranting about nothing of real substance, or, sad attempts to be writer while expressing their "feelings", or, about astonishingly boring trivial matters.

This is not be confused with normal, healthy blogging which doesn't insist on having a captive, and often twitchingly unwilling, audience.

"I used to subscribe to his MySpace blog, but I got sick of his constant bloggerbation!"

"You shouldn't piss her off, you'll just set her off on a dramatic tirade and a good hard round of bloggerbation."

by ElizaB. March 31, 2009

Bloglebrity

N: A person who's only claim to fame is the over inflated view count on their blog.

Samantha Ronson thinks people care about what she says. In the end she's just a bloglebrity.

by Theman.com March 31, 2009

Blogofractal

Originally from the XKCD webcomic. Similar to the Blogoshere, it is an infinitely repeating string of blogs, internets drama and horrendous basement dwellers. Each part of the Blogofractal becomes increasingly less significant, and often restates itself. The basis of the Blogofractal that all other parts mimic is Livejournal, which spawned Myspace and Facebook. These sites themselves inspired countless other blogs, until the only thing left on the face of Internet was minor journals and diaries. The only exceptions are Youtube and Wiki/Encyclopedia type sites. Even most forum and imageboard wobsites turn into blogs eventually.

THE BLOGOFRACTAL
Livejournal
__/_________\
Facebook Myspace
__/\_________/\
{countless bastardizations)

by Jimmaaahhh January 2, 2009

Blogstitute

a female offering friendship on a blog site and just happens to have some hot photos you can pay to see

"lakira wants to be your friend‏" is the come on from this blogstitute.

by Paulo One January 5, 2009