Meta-meta-blogging

Yes, I know, I've been guilty on occasion of this nasty navel-gazing practice myself, but I was never this funny or this funny. Links discovered by Bitch PhD who also indulges herself in some meta-blogging about 18th century blogging. So, this post is meta-meta-meta-blogging itself, isn't it?

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and that is one of the reasons why I shall stop visiting here.

By Ian Findlay (not verified) on 28 Jan 2007 #permalink