Your blog sucks
I was recently wondering why my blog sucks so bad and that the only people who ever read it come here because I once mentioned Dutch prostate milking (that's some wild stuff!) and of course they quickly leave because I don't meet their prostate milking needs. I asked and the wiseman known as WDF? answered:
Unless you work on something cool, are a celebrity, or are inventing something amazing (games, hardware, medicine, etc) then blogs are a waste of time. The problem with blogs, and myspace falls into this as well, is the people who blog believe that people out there care about what they are thinking... and that simply isn't the case.I agree, and yet here I am writing another post. I've come to accept that life is futile, that ultimately anything I do has no real meaning. The slogan of my revolution:
No on reads your shitty blog, because no one really cares about what you're thinking. I mean the bottom line is there are like 9000 other blogs just like yours. Sometimes people's friends read their blogs... or family... but marketing to a wide audience is futile... as no one cares.
Harsh but true.
Futility is freedom!
Labels: Dutch prostate milking, I suck
posted by Mary Cheney's Love Child @ 2:09 PM
4 comments
4 Comments:
hey hey hey... i don't think your blog sucks! in fact, aside from the big political sites like Daily Kos, i don't see many people's blogs who are forthright about how f***ed up our current situation as a country is. and since i'm politically independent i don't like to rely on sites that have a slant towards the right or the left.
keep telling it like it is and i'll keep reading.
peace,
grant
p.s. did you get that slogan from Bruce Sterling?
hey grant, thanks for your comments. I guess I equate sucking with readership. I have no regular readership, ergo I suck.
I did get that slogan from Bruce Sterling, from one of the Schismatrix short stories included in Schismatrix Plus.
i KNEW IT! ha ha yeah "20 evocations" is a great short story. Schismatrix was a huge influence on me; i think it's one of the most clever sci-fi novels i've ever read.
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