A special note about using the phrase, "We at the blog."
This author understands that some people (the poo bird) think it is inappropriate for him to say, "We at the blog..." given the fact that he is a one-man operation. However, the author feels that using said phrase conveys a sense of professionalism that he wishes to import on the reader(s).
This being said, we at the blog feel that there has been some unwarranted credibility taken for this blog. Certain readers have even tried to use the phrase "We at the blog," to include themselves in blog-related activities. However, I can't even comprehend such nonsense as anyone related to the blog would know the blog's motto; "Content is King."
We at the blog wish to make it clear that until a reader provides some valuable content, she should please refrain from using the phrase "We at the blog."
We at the blog thank you.
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'Ello Govna,
ReplyDeleteI just assumed that, given the explicit instructions for the blog (namely to be read with a cockney accent) that the phrase "we at the blog" merely made use of a Christine Meyers-like affinity the Brits have for using the royal "we."
Pertinent example, "we" are done reading this blog for the day as "we" have to run to the loo. Another example, "we almost pissed ourselves, we were so tickled by said author's hilarities."
Note to the author- It has come to my attention that Wikipedia has an entire page on the origins of the toilet. Please enjoy!