1.
a Web site containing the writer’s or group of writers’ own experiences, observations, opinions, etc., and often having images and links to other Web sites.

verb (used without object)
2.
to maintain or add new entries to a blog.

Origin:
1995–2000; shortening of Weblog

Related forms
blog·ger, noun

I’m not a religious man…. But Web 2.0 has given me a precious gift…
I now understand why some literate monk (or emaciated hermit) would spend years of his life
(and yes most of them were men) writing apocalyptic judgement day scenes
where all the sinners of the world would be dealt with in a burning lake of fiery sulfurous
dissolution…

Just do a search and replace on one of the most prolific books ever written to make John Public feel like
shit, of course I’m talking about the book of revelations, we all know where you can find that. Take the words ‘sinners’ and ‘sin’ and in their place substitute ‘bloggers’ and ‘blog’ (extra points if you replace ‘adultery’ with ‘tweeting’). The resulting read, is likea transforming snake venom into an antidote for the angst inflicted by our current “flavor of the decade” venomous nuisance, the reptillian blogger. What’s keeping that doomsday comet?

Mmmmm, burning lake of fire and desolation…. That’s cozy….

God, I ****ing hate twitter and blogging.