Save it for the blog

Polite way of asking someone to spare you the more mundane details of his or her daily life.

"You wouldn't believe how many pet stores I had to visit before I found one selling self-cleaning litter trays".
"Sounds like an interesting story - perhaps you could save it for the blog?"

by zurfarosa September 27, 2008

tell it to your blog

This is used in forums and can be said aloud if you'd like. It is told to drama queens and people generally being overly dramatic. It can also be said if people are talking for themselves to be heard and aren't contributing to anything when they're speaking/typing.

Jessica: So I bought three barbie dolls and then I combed their hair for six hours. They're really pretty just like me. I wish somebody would love me.

Arthur: Tell it to your blog

Jessica: What's that mean?

Arthur: Look it up on urban dictionary you overdramatic (expletive).

by teddyrux August 7, 2006

blogitude

The attitude and direction taken by a particular blogger, reflected in the evolution of his or her posts. A dynamic entity of a blog.

I was worried when favorite blogger totally took on a new blogitude after she quit her job, but I still find Roxy in Ennui highly entertaining and addictive!

by ms.ennui July 16, 2009

blogit

When you see something that is worthy of going on your blog.

I see a funny/interesting/cool/wicked picture on the internet and i shout "blogit!!!!"

by magician48 April 13, 2008

Blogitt

A normal person in life, but turns into a bigot and racist in blogs on the internet.

Tom had another blogitt rant over some welfare recipients.

by Theo Sawrus November 17, 2010

Blogitor

–noun - Combination of the words 'blog' and 'editor.'

1. a person having managerial and sometimes policy-making responsibility for the editorial part of a blog.

3. a person primarily responsible for the editorial content of a blog.

2. a person who edits material for publication on blogs.

The role of the blogitor is similar to the role of the editor in periodical publications such as magazines. If you write and publish your own blog, you would be considered a blogitor. If you are responsible for your company's blog content, you would be considered a blogitor. If you manage the contributions of a number of authors for a blog, you would be considered a blogitor.

by BrainstormPartner May 14, 2011