port-begging

A term referring to nerds asking for ports of video-games to their chosen hardware platform

Why are pink hermits always port-begging?

by xiof December 7, 2016

late-night blogging

The best time of the day, where all the silent photobloggers come to life and make countless text posts about incredibly stupid but entertaining things.

Late-night blogging normally begins at around 9-10pm, and tends to end when the sun comes up and followers start logging on, expecting photos and not pointless text posts.

by hehehehahaoaoahaha July 28, 2011

sand blogging

The practice of leaving a message in the sand to be washed away with an incoming tide. Best practice involves writing the message at outgoing/low tide to ensure maximum viewing period.

Origin: campus point @ UC Santa Barbara

The art of sand blogging:

-Hello from the beach.

-The human torch was denied a bank loan.

by bhba March 16, 2011

above knee begging

When your sex partners legs go numb form hours of reviving oral and they have to beg you to stop.

I was getting blown for so long by this guy that I Was to above knee begging him to stop

by Short stop guy June 5, 2018

bloggingly

A positive, loving salutation given at the end of a response or comment in a blog.

“Bloggingly yours, Dad”

by Victor P. July 16, 2008

leap-blogging

Clicking a link from one blog to another, to another, to another and so on. This action usually results in the reading of blogs that you normally wouldn't search out on your own absent a link on another person's blog.

Kate spent her evening leap-blogging, and ended up reading so many different blogs that she couldn't even remember how she got to the last one.

by Katie L.A.S. May 23, 2006

Yellow Blogging

A blog or blogger that sports a flamboyant and irresponsible approach to blogging with shrieking, gaudy, sensation-loving, devil-may-care kinds of content; content that take an iota of truth and embelishes it into such an oblivious state that it becomes nothing more than total fiction. If the information blogged about is inaccurate or biased, the public has little means for verification. With this sort of influence, some wield much self-perceived power. In order to increase whatever it is some wish to increase, these "Yellow Bloggers" turn the high drama of life into a cheap melodrama, writing stories that have been twisted into forms best suited for sales by the hollering newsboy of a cyber-version tabloid.

Yellow Blogging is like the National Enquirer, or your average supermarket tabloid, blog version

by GracefullyGrowing January 12, 2009