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Discuss Amongst Yourselves - February 13, 2006

Why do you blog?

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Anonymous said…
Rather than write some lengthy piece, I will limit my comment to a list:

- For attention (same as you)
- For the ladies (same as you)
- To learn more about myself (but not in a touching-type way)
- To make new friends
- To reach Nirvana
- World Domination
Anonymous said…
Cheap therapy.

Awesome new people.

I've actually written about this before, so for the non-condensed version, please read this and this.
Anonymous said…
I don't blog. I'm too busy flexing for the ladies and doing hundreds of pushups in the subway station.

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Beth said…
I started my blog mostly as a procrastination thing, but when people discovered it and started reading it and actually commenting on it, it became more of a vanity thing.

Now, if you asked my why I blog here... well, that's a labour of hate.

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