An interesting idea, story, or link. Referred to as blog fodder when your first reaction is to use it in your blog.
I'm sorry your day sucked, but between the car wreck, the kiss off, and the layoff, at least you've got some real blog fodder.
by radiofox August 13, 2005
v. to secretly read someone's blog with the express purpose of learning more about them without their knowledge; to stalk via blog
I'm going to blog-stalk my friend's new boyfriend and find out what he's really like.
I'm blog-stalking that cute girl in poli sci.
My blog-stalker finally posted a comment; she should've known I was tracking her through my web stats.
I'm blog-stalking that cute girl in poli sci.
My blog-stalker finally posted a comment; she should've known I was tracking her through my web stats.
by Putnawa September 27, 2005
"Anna Nicole Smith is a proven blog fluffer."
by tap tap tap August 08, 2007
by a bunny March 29, 2010
by D. McDaniel October 04, 2005
by Johniskewl May 28, 2015
A seldom used phrase that hipsters can use to add to the credibility of a statement or check the credibility of another person's statement.
It is a play on the phrase "Honest to god" that refers to the fact that blogs have been reputed as fact checkers in recent years.
It is a play on the phrase "Honest to god" that refers to the fact that blogs have been reputed as fact checkers in recent years.
Example 1 -
I just avoided a crash on my way to work, honest to blog that was the closest I've ever come to death.
Example 2 -
Person 1: "I just got my second face lift in three years."
Person 2: "Honest to blog?"
Person 1: "Yea."
I just avoided a crash on my way to work, honest to blog that was the closest I've ever come to death.
Example 2 -
Person 1: "I just got my second face lift in three years."
Person 2: "Honest to blog?"
Person 1: "Yea."
by E1000 December 30, 2007