It’s Over. Blogs Win.
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Sun have covered presidential elections for decades. Ana Marie Cox of Wonkette.com is covering her first.” (Photo by Neal Slavin)
From Fear and Laptops on the Campaign Trail
(Truth be told, a lot of folks in the blogosphere are shaped more like the men in the photo.)
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Doesn't the shape more depend on the type of blog?
I would say a "sports related" blog where the author is participating is most likely done by a thinner person, no?
Or am I just going around the wrong blogs?
A distinct possibility, thinking back to work I guess it is sort of amazing how much most people swell up in a short period of time, especially when living in the burbs.
Maybe I should go to one of the next "blog meets" here in Toronto if there ever is one.
But then, my eating habits are a bit different than most peoples.