Often people may read over my blog’s and see from time to time the odd, expletive or ten, yet this art of swearing in midst of conversations even when you’re reading what I write has not been an art I have had to practice in fact it’s a natural bloody talent. (grins)
So many people use blogger or word press and other sites just to get out of their system what there thinking or to keep an online diary a journal of sorts.
For me it began way back in the world of windows live spaces, where one lets say curious angel decided she wanted to know what this thing called blogging was in windows live.
So as I hit the faithful Google search engine on my mission to start this windows live space thing that everyone and his dog had except for me here I was in a totally new and techno coloured world.
Long gone are the days where I had my windows live space, and I admit I do miss it from time to time as I made and kept some really good mates in there, and similar to out here in word press.
My blogs back in the beginning were the same as now, something crosses my mind, and it comes out the end of my fingertips as I spit out my thoughts on any given subject regardless of its content.
I have my opinions as everybody has theirs and I have concluded that in such a world of diverse beliefs cultures, and all that goes along with this, it is easy to say well each to their own.
I am not a fan of the whole politician thing as those out there who read my rants will already be too aware of, the entire medical scene, again not something I tend to favour, and well then comes the religious thing, where I have my beliefs and thoughts as others have theirs, which is where I draw the line at the whole god versus everything else straw.
Like most people out there I do that whole social networking thing, and to be honest am still shocked at times by the utter ignorance of what we once called dick heads in school, we now call trolls online, in the virtual school yard of social networking.
I have found for the most part that block and delete is a great tool when it chooses to work.
I guess that overall I simply write it as I’m thinking it, and not much thought goes into what the end product comes out like.
But that’s part of me being me I would safely state, and to those who don’t like it, well don’t read it.
A O’F … If I may steal your style (just for this moment) … the blog-o-sphere would be fucked up if everyone used the same “correct” template … you are uniquely you and many bloggers cannot claim those words … xox L
As I kind of have a grin on my face thinking of the talent I have to say it how it is, to swear in genera conversation, which is some form of art or talent that I have managed to acquire, I must say thank you Lisa, your word’s of encouragement have somehow given me light that I needed, to remind me that the blogosphere can become somehow same old same old, maybe the spice of Angel has been a good thing, as I tell em to get fucked, or ask are you fucking kidding me when I am really making a statement rather than asking a question.
Once again thank you for your comment gf…….((hugs)) Angel
“Like most people out there I do that whole social networking thing, and to be honest am still shocked at times by the utter ignorance of what we once called dick heads in school, we now call trolls online, in the virtual school yard of social networking.”
This made me worried. Could you explain how these people or this phenomenon looks like? I have a habit to to leave comments on other’s blogs. What is your definition of the difference between comments and trolling? I’m asking only so that won’t be doing unintentional trolling. (Or is a question like this considered trolling? Would be really ironic in that case….)
Otherwise I liked your post.
a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as a forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion. The noun troll may refer to the provocative message itself, as in: “That was an excellent troll you posted.”
While the word troll and its associated verb trolling are associated with Internet discourse, media attention in recent years has made such labels subjective, with trolling describing intentionally provocative actions and harassment outside of an online context. For example, mass media has used troll to describe “a person who defaces Internet tribute sites with the aim of causing grief to families
I see. Thank you for that clear definition.
May I use your post about this phenomenon as inspiration for a blog post I may write in the future?
Your welcome to use it Alissea
Hello Angel. Just catching up. Thanks to you for your voice and your sticking up for those who can’t stick up for themselves. man hugs