I was enjoying another evening of blogger watching and accidentally read one which is bad luck on Fridays (21 years of bad luck). I was overtaken by a psychic vision – I can’t predict when my ability to see beyond will occur, so I let my clairvoyant friend, detached subconsciousness help me out with that.
In my vision, the secret members of the Illuminati were discussing how with their help, blogging is slowly becoming the the pastime like T.V. They want us all deeply involved in our own little cerebral prison cells, just oblivious to reality. They kept referring to how the adsense project was no longer effective. They need something new to mesmerize the populous into chasing the illusive reward of unfathomable riches for another ten years. I then was privileged to hear the reason they want us to think of them as a foolish old story shrouded in folklore. It turns out that all they want to do is sit on top of mountains of cash and smoke marijuana! I was right all along!
Sometimes I will track another blogger or group of bloggers and study how they migrate and alter content to help themselves blend in to whatever it is they are compelled to connect to. Enter the disconsolated, attention needy blogger. They endlessly compare themselves to other bloggers; this is how their imperative blog-comfort zone is maintained. What they read and who they befriend is constantly readjusted and optimized dynamically so they will satisfy that which controls them. Their ego must at all times be kept in a state of equilibrium. They divide friends into groups:
- the less intelligent lost blogger
- the superior imaginative blogger
- the semi-equal
- the empty filler-blogger
They can’t have too many superiors nor too many inferiors. They want the middle ground. Why? It is so they can hide in the mix. They fight perpetually for attention so they can hide in a carefully engineered blogosphere subgroup.
My favorite is the cash-money brother blogger. I do actually like a few cash blogs. I like the female blogger LFXT she’s really cool and is a sweetheart. I also like Jonathan Phillips blog,Smart,Wealthy,Rich He makes his blog have all the characteristics of the “probloggers” and writes similar content. He’ll then explain how to create the illusion of wealth and appear pro. A lot of bloggers create similar appearances , but he’s the only one blatantly admitting his disguise and gives you lessons! That is humorous and very cool. Most of the others just follow blindly in massive hordes only to remain forever in mediocrity. I’m still waiting for problogger to read my blog and write a personality laden comment on one of my posts. Well, okay. . .I’m really not waiting.
I am currently designing a program that writes payer per post articles on twelve blogs, with ten daily posts each. That’s 120 paid posts per day at a minimum of $5.00 each. That’s $600.00 per day or $50,400 per year at a minimum. I’m joking of course but I would need a computer to do the work because I would die of of an empty soul if I tried to do that.
My favourite blogs are and will always be very cool personal blogs with interesting authors at the helm. I thrive on comments from my friends and commenting on their blogs in return. Just remember, whatever you write – write from the soul:)
Bobby Revell



#1 by claudia at June 9th, 2007
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nice article, I have often thought about where I fall in the blogosphere, probably the personal blog…it’s almost as if you were selling yourself as the product…free: Hey read me, because its ummm, poetry, never knowing weather there was a ripple or not. Comments are good.
#2 by Bobby Revell at June 9th, 2007
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I haven’t yet calculated a socio-blogoscopic statistical analysis of your long term blog-migration behaviours as of yet.
Soon I will have an answer for you:)
#3 by paisley at June 10th, 2007
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i am enjoying the cyber camaraderie… but i don’t really feel it is necessary to blend in or stand out… i am thinkin’ i was pretty ok when i got here…….
#4 by Bobby Revell at June 10th, 2007
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Hello Paisley, There are tons of people who exhibit behaviours like this. You dictate your blog your way completely indifferent to all the BS out there, and that’s why you are a real writer:)
#5 by diddy47 at June 10th, 2007
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hi…i’m relatively new to the blogosphere and I noticed your blog, it’s got interesting stuff and views,
could you visist my blog:
kundaistreet
and comment what type of blogger I am. That would be great. thanx!
#6 by Bobby Revell at June 10th, 2007
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Hey Diddy47, thanks for reading. I will sure check your sire out.
#7 by jay at June 13th, 2007
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‘Think I must be a less-intelligent empty-filler with inferior imagination tendancies…or in other words and online money-makinging blogger…
#8 by Bobby Revell at June 13th, 2007
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Hey Jay, I hope you don’t take any personal offense to what I said. ProBlogger (the real problogger) is
a master at what he does. There are tons of principles that he and many others preach and they are solid ideas. The point I was trying to get across is because of so many bloggers doing the same thing, it will take a little innovation on their own behalf to make them stand out. I hope to inspire people to find in themselves the individuality that will help them succeed. I wish you the greatest of success and thank you for the comment:)
#9 by Brown Baron at June 19th, 2007
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“Write from the soul” .. I think that’s all bloggers really need to remember. Everybody needs that little slap every now and then. Good thing I came by. Thanks Bobby.
#10 by Revellian at June 24th, 2007
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Brown Baron: Wow I just noticed that I didn’t write a response on your earlier comment! That my pet peeve too LOL!
Link Love Fiesta? BB you are just a supercool blogger. I’m glad I ran across you. I’ll get a Link Love Fiesta Going too:)
#11 by Peter at June 24th, 2007
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As usual bobby you stir up the pot and get us thinking. Good to see.
#12 by Revellian at June 24th, 2007
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Hey Peter, good to hear from you. I spend all my time learning, as I like to say, it is in the process of learning that we find reality:)
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#14 by Revellian at July 7th, 2007
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Hello gregorianthalan! Thank you, I will check out your site!
#15 by Pheseanaema at October 4th, 2007
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I?ve got an Amazon gift certificate burning holes in my pocket,
and I want to get the most bang for my buck.
Enter the Secret Amazon Web Pages:
I removed your link Pheseanaema! (Bobby did)
This is where you?re going to find the “latest sales, rebates, and limited-time offers” from
Amazon, and you can score some pretty deep discounts if you?re a savvy shopper.
Next, there?s the special Sale link. This is open every Friday, and ONLY on Fridays.
You can find the same good discounts here as you would in hidden Deals, although some
Fridays you can really get lucky and make off like an Amazon bandit – I?ve seen discounts
there as low as 75% off sticker price.
#16 by Revellian at October 4th, 2007
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@Pheseanaema: Hi Phese! Instead of making all of my spam comments drop into my spam garbage bucket, I’ve decided to present you to my readers with all links stripped from you! Have a terrible day!