www.ehrensteinland.com

 

It's called "David E's FaBlog" and you can read my most recent entry by going here

http://fablog.ehrensteinland.com/

(Caution: not for the easily "offended" and/or Log Cabin Republicans.)

 

 

It's a blog of all things "SNICKS". (i'm not sure what that means, but it sounds better than "random crap").

visit my personal blog!...NOW!

I have a livejournal....that's the same thing as a blog, right? haha

Aside from writing here on AE, I do have my own blog where I go by "Ducky" (in honor of my favorite 80s character Duckie Dale from Pretty In Pink). It's a good amount of personal interjected into my TV blog.

DuckyDoesTV.com

I'm a dork.

Movies are my passion, so I write a lot about that. Also, hot men. Discussion of my favorite gay characters. I don't update it as often as I should.

 

Check out my blog: http://radicalsexy.blogspot.com/

Where's the option for "I have a blog about my life AND pop culture AND politics AND specialized topics when appropriate"?

Jere (www.jerekeys.com)

...when two opposite points of view are expressed with equal intensity, the truth does not necessarily lie exactly halfway between them. It is possible for one side to be simply wrong.
--Richard Dawkins

And I concur with others that there should be a choice for a combination of those things.  Not everyone is uber-specialized.  I typically blog about entertainment and pop-culture, but sometimes I relate it to my life.  Also, politics and current events, even sports, aren't off the table for me, but I really haven't focused on much in those areas yet.

 

http://establisheddisestablishmentarian.blogspot.com/

Good heavens you people are multitaskers!

:)

Added an option for multiple blogs, thanks for suggesting! 

I think I've started and deleted several blogspot blogs before I found a groove that worked for me. I had several different topic-specific blogs until I realized that splitting them up and trying to maintain an equal amount of focus on my various interests was a bit much and decided to do a catchall blog. I used to be on Typepad, but after their comment verification system annoyed me, I started looking at WordPress and got myself a webhost and everything. The rest of my rambling can be found at:

CrocodileCaucus.com.

Since the TV network upfronts are my Super Bowl (and they're next week) TV's been a heavy focus for me of late, tho I'll go on about cooking and comics sometimes, too.

Hell, I have two blogs.

 

But the only one anyone would care about is

 

Cliffieland: Where I Spew About Pop Culture and Recap Reality.

Check it out! 

http://cliffdvr.blogspot.com 

I've been gone for about a week and currently catching up with what I've missed at my home base here at AE.

I started a blog not too long go as I had been figuring out were to write about certain news subjects that interest me or show PG-13+ imagery that may not be quite right for AE or other websites that I contribute to professionally or as a community member.

It's coming along very slowly as there are so many technical issues, strategic objectives, and even a little bit of second guessing as I love to write but it does leave me feeling a little exposed to have it "out there." I am also contemplating sharing the venue it with other writers to see if it can be more a more fun place to visit with several voices at the helm.

Thanks to all who have visited the site. I welcome all your suggetions and comments as any success owes a great deal to this site.

While I hate to bring attention to a person who craves it for all the wrong reasons, I could not talk about blogs without addressing a recent issue that I had never had to deal with before: offensive commentary.

Evan may be banned from leaving comments on this forum, but that does not prevent him from shadowing everyone here as he left two offensive posts on my blog rehashing all the hatred that got him what he deserved and somehow correlating my recent absence of the past week with his not being around. His interest in me is a little disturbing but he had it coming with with repugnant attack on a Dave.

While I could care less about Evan per se, I am using this week's experience to remind all to simply be mindful of what you disclose here and in your respective blogs as there are some who may try use that information to intimidate. Evan has used false email addresses to leave very nasty comments on my blog, but I am working with the site runners using IP addresses. The first 6 IP numbers from Evan's attacks have always been the same so I am just turning over all the evidence to allow them to investigate and they will give me several options on how to address the matter. But enough on the downside

Keep on blogging folks. I love Pamela Sue Martin and kitty wigs, esp. if they are wearing glasses too :-) If anyone cares about my junk, I'll be back in 5 days or so with my usual nonsense.

Coming blog attractions: Guillermo's Media Guillotine

http://springintoaction.typepad.com/

I'm hundreds of miles away from most of my friends, so I spend many many hours blogging. I agree with the people who say that not all LJ are blogs; of course not, if you don't write in it. Actually, I have my regular journal in which I talk about myself and all my pop culture/fandom/current events type interests; and then I have a second Livejournal that I use for fanfic. I wouldn't count that as a blog, though.

I've had other blogs at Xanga and Blogspot and Vox, but I decided it was pointless to spread myself so thin.

I keep a blog for my Law & Sexuality class at Sunderland Uni in the UK.  It can be viewed at: http://lawandsexuality.blogspot.com/

I thought it was interesting the way the poll broke down (at the time of writing, 34% our life, pop/entertainment 15%, current afairs 7% and sport 0%).  Not that we are sterotypes or anything...lol.  So first we love ourselves, then Kylie or Madonna (or Kevein and Scotty), then Obama (or Hillary if you're unhinged) and none of us love sport which if we re-defined as pleasurable physical activity would I suspect leap up the resutls table :-)