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| Invader_Stu |
 Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 5:00 am Post subject: If you could read any real or fictional blog? |
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If you could read any famous or fictional person's blog from any time in history who would it be and what kind of things do you think they would write about?
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| comoox |
| Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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for me it would have to be the blog of Jesus. No seriously - wouldn't it be weird to read Hitlers blog?
"today I'm having a bit of rubbish day. I think as a result tomorrow I will invade poland."
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| johnnie1uk |
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Out of interest, - George Bush, but maybe it would be a load of 5 word postings  |
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| germanized |
| Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 11:09 am Post subject: Re: If you could read any real or fictional blog? |
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| Invader_Stu wrote: | | If you could read any famous or fictional person's blog from any time in history who would it be and what kind of things do you think they would write about? |
Tonto. His blogs would be full of invective on what it meant to be an Indian working in Hollywood in the early days. |
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| Epictetus |
| Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 1:16 pm Post subject: Re: If you could read any real or fictional blog? |
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| Invader_Stu wrote: | | If you could read any famous or fictional person's blog from any time in history who would it be and what kind of things do you think they would write about? |
Aristotle, Plato, or Epictetus. They're my favorite philosophers. It would be great if they knew what had happened to the world since their time and could offer some insight for us now.
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| Invader_Stu |
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Gollum’s Blog would be an interesting read:
"We hates blogspot. We hates them. They crashed again and made Smeagol sad. We could not make post today. We hates them."
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| jnarvey |
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| Kramer from Seinfeld. There were always hints that he was leading a far more interesting life away from Jerry, George and Elaine - and he was always the wackiest one of the bunch. |
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| Rose |
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| DragonBoy |
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| I would read Ruby Bridges blog because I’ve always wondered how someone so young could deal with such abuse. |
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| windowsshopper |
| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:29 pm Post subject: Re: If you could read any real or fictional blog? |
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| Invader_Stu wrote: | | If you could read any famous or fictional person's blog from any time in history who would it be and what kind of things do you think they would write about? |
Wow! I'd choose one of my favourite authors, the late, great Robertson Davies. His would be riddled with social satire. I'd also choose Freud, and we all know what that would be about, and the pathologies we'd over relate to, etc.
And you?
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| windowsshopper |
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| jnarvey wrote: | | Kramer from Seinfeld. There were always hints that he was leading a far more interesting life away from Jerry, George and Elaine - and he was always the wackiest one of the bunch. |
I wonder if his blog would be akin to his latest racist rant for which he's in much hot water. That was low, out of character and not the kind of attention he should have been mining.
Wacky's good, but his current tacky's not! Euh! 
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