50 Signs You're A Blogaholic

50 Signs You're A Blogaholic.  I saw this blog entry that is posted below on my other blog today.  And I thought to repost it because I thinks it is kind of funny and hilarious, and besides, I think I could be becoming a blogaholic with the creation of this, another blog this week, and I am lost in bloggerland again as a result.  And it seems as this blog wants to create twice as much work for me in the bloggerworld, so much that I wonder if I should ask for one of those blogger assistants on Craigslist or something.  And again, how do those other bloggers maintain a million other blogs that they have?  I am not sure.  And how do I maintain this and another one, I am not sure.  Can I just copy the same thing over and over on all of the blogs I have, or do I just think of a million different topics to write on them all.  And who is even reading this blog?  That is a whole another question.  Do I have to link build, search engine optimization build, blog directory and everything else build for this blog again also?  Oh, the questions that arise in the how to maintain your blog in the blogosphere.  Maybe I should read some of those "How to maintain your blog" online tutorials again.  Shouldn't I have figured that out already?

50 Signs You're A Blogaholic

Are you addicted to bogging? You know you blog too much if:

1. You have to turn back on your way to the airport because you forgot to “tell” your blog that you’re going away.
2. You sneak off during a date to check your hit stats.
3. You update Twitter about your life more than you actually live it.
4.You think LSD is something to do with Res or XML.
5. Your family don’t call anymore, they just check your blog.
6. You have daydreams about links from Bing.
7. You pray to Steve Paolina.
8. You eat bogging. You sleep bogging. You drink coffee.
9. You think Nike should make a shirt that says “just blog it”.
10. You would buy it if they did.
11.You’re considering naming your first-born child S coble.
12.You start conversations with the phrase “top 10 ways to…” because you think it will get you on the front page of Ding.
13.You’re listening to the travel news and get excited by the phrase “heavy traffic”.
14.You moblog your own wedding.
15.You keep a blog ideas notepad by your bed. And you go to bed early just so you can write in it.
16.You check your Adsense revenue more than your bank account.
17.You’ve got more “blog friends” than “real life” friends.
18.You turn down invitations to go out because you haven’t yet written your post for the day.
19.You introduce yourself at parties as a “new media journalist”.
20.Your breakfast of choice is toast, cornflakes and Google reader.
21.You care more about what Technorati says about your authority than what your children do.
22.You’ve got “Custom CSS for Dummies” on your Christmas list.
23.You think the 3 Rs are Reading, Writing and RSS.
24.You can’t remember what you did last week without consulting your blog.
25.Your blogroll is longer that your cell’s phonebook.
26.You think “I wonder how this’ll look on Flickr?” when posing for photos.
27.When asked to feed the dog, you think “RSS or Atom?”
28.The only time your friends hear your voice is on your podcast.
29.You include ownership of your blog in your will.
30.You know what a blog carnival is.
31.You’ve participated in one.
32.You wonder if they do vacations at the Googleplex.
33.Under the hobbies section of an online dating profile you just put “Googling myself”.
34.Your licence plate matches your domain name.
35.Your lifetime goal is achieving a Page Rank of 10.
36.People in the street recognise you from your MyBlogLog photo.
37.You have a scorn for Xanga users normal people reserve for rapists and serial killers.
38.You refuse to wear black hats because you think it will affect your SEO.
39.You got that last one.
40.You have more than three friends with numbers in their names.
41.You’ve ever used the term “blawg” in conversation.
42.Blogger.com is banned on your office network.
43.You try to offer links as a form of payment in restaurants.
44.You start getting withdrawal symptoms when you go a day without posting.
45.You met your girlfriend/boyfriend through a blog.
46.You get more “approve this comment” e-mail messages than spam.
47.People worry about you when you do not post for a day.
48.The name Kubrick means more to you than the director of A Clockwork Orange.
49.You make the wrong post to the wrong blog on the wrong day.
50.You finish reading this and go to make a post with your own additions

 

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