boogus

Simply said, it means nigger!

"gango, I love your boogus!"

by nigtardinggg January 6, 2020

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

blogument

tr.v.; To document in the form of a weblog.

We thoroughly blogumented the details of our trip.

See also: blargument

by Michael Rudd September 30, 2007

blogspittle

The act of posting an article on a weblog simply to post an article on a weblog, regardless of its relevance or integrity.

His blog is empty of content, thought and opinion composed purely of ballast and blogspittle.

by Brian Lemon November 19, 2007

blogoscoped

This word invented by Philipp, below is his words
The blog was originally named Googlosophy Blogoscoped ("googlosophy" being the "science of Google"). The name wasn't supposed to sound too serious. I imagine a blogoscope to be a microscope in blog form, which shows something more detailed. And Google Blogoscoped, well, it's like "Google microscoped" (zoomed in to clear detail) I guess. (I don't know if that makes too much sense, and being no native speaker I don't really know what images and associations "microscoped," or "blogoscoped," bring up!) But a little later I changed "Googlosophy" to "Google" after reading through the Google trademark guidelines, which say you're not supposed to use word plays like "googlicious" and stuff...

I recently asked a native speaker what "blogoscoped" sounds like, 'cause I can't really tell. His answer: when he first saw that the word, he thought of endoscopy/ colonoscopy. So that would mean putting a camera up Google's behind?! Oh well, I think we should switch topics ;)

by Hong Xiaowan August 11, 2007

bogusfart

Another term for a zerbert, which is to say a mouth-to-flesh pneumatic fart noise simulation.

Particularly fun to say if you are under the age of 15.

"Tom, knock it off with the bogusfarts, and roll initiative against this orc!"

by Andr3wR August 19, 2007