Thursday, March 10, 2011
Hot Fish with Elf Chick!
After following a recent discussion on creative content vs. commentary I realized that I've been going about this whole blogging thing all wrong. Serendipity being what it is this simple but brilliant community-wide bait and switch got proposed at about the same time. Unfortunately, between these and something about raw fish I think I've fouled the whole thing up. Oh well, back to my regular RPG posting... for whatever its worth.
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That is great. Really great.
ReplyDeleteFor us its great. But observe that woman's look of pure bliss. And now the fish. Judging on the basis of that glassy-eyed lack of enthusiasm, the fish just isn't that into her. Here comes a broken heart.
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha, the fish just isn't that into her. That's funny stuff.
ReplyDelete"Okay, THAT one isn't a sea-prince"
ReplyDelete(tosses fish aside & picks up next fish...
It's a big leap forward to realize that a great aspect of blog creation is also the first rule of performance: Keep It Interesting.
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking my blog needs more porn.
Bait and switch aside, James, laying out a blog is like laying out a magazine. Whatever you want to post, the little voice that says, "what will the readers read?" needs to be obeyed also.
Alexis, I do understand that and while I have striven to be both interesting and avoid the sort of self-absorbed minutia-posting that turns me off elsewhere, I haven't given much thought on how to actually build an audience aside from focusing on the blog content. Short of porn, which is always nice, maybe just a few catchier headlines.
ReplyDeleteJames C: I like reading about people's lives. Especially as I get to know a blogger more. I want to know more about them.
ReplyDeleteAside from that, a good title will pull me in every time.
Apparently raw fish seems to work as well. How did Tim make out, I wonder?
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of my real life, I've considered at times posting more about the solo game I've been running with my wife, but I think the last time I did that on my other blog it creeped her out a bit. We're not very social networky.