I’m GLAD for this strip on so many levels. True…most of the blogs I read aren’t worth the toilet tissue they AREN’T printed on…I read some of them anyway…
and as a lifetime failed writer, I have failed SO many times…
And I didn’t know there were any others. Maybe I’m a little self-absorbed…
Actually, I think Wiley was referring to the Huffer Post because they’re notorious for not paying people who write for them regularly.
A lesson for ANYONE who blogs for someone else is to never do it for free. If you give something away for nothing, the eventual perception among those you’re giving it to will be that it’s worth nothing.
Regarding the colors – I have noticed it, but can’t say I am exactly amused. I react more like, “!@#$%! Now they’ve even stolen my color!” However, I do find it amusing that whetever your color preference, then or now, you will probably identify!
I hate to say it, but greed has always ruled society, no matter how far back you look in history. It’s just way more “in your face” these days with less of an attempt to disguise it.
dkendraf about 12 years ago
Oooo that’s gotta hurt! Actually, it does, come to think of it…
Can't Sleep about 12 years ago
The world is full of writers, and almost none of us are rich.
revisages about 12 years ago
the career core & the lovely living
firedome about 12 years ago
well, realising they give away subscriptions to their feeds (okay, i’m a subscriber), arianna’s “publication” can’t be making a lot of money…
dataweaver about 12 years ago
What, it doesn’t engage in getting sponsors and advertising for them? That’s how most “free subscription” sites pay the bills.
Yontrop about 12 years ago
Why? “Huffing” makes me think of the three little pigs. (I don’t have that connection to “Huffington” though.)
The Nihilist about 12 years ago
A fitting fate for some bloggers
artybee about 12 years ago
I haven’t read a political blog yet that I thought was worth paying for.
tigre1 about 12 years ago
I’m GLAD for this strip on so many levels. True…most of the blogs I read aren’t worth the toilet tissue they AREN’T printed on…I read some of them anyway…
and as a lifetime failed writer, I have failed SO many times…
And I didn’t know there were any others. Maybe I’m a little self-absorbed…
Varnes about 12 years ago
Hold the anchovies……
jreckard about 12 years ago
Fast food for the mind. Although Chinese food has more staying power.
shmlss about 12 years ago
sam stein???
cheney439 about 12 years ago
Bet you think MSNBC is unbiased.
Raygun about 12 years ago
I like the way Wiley emphasized AZZ in the window – it had to be on purpose!
psychlady about 12 years ago
Sounds familiar! A job-job to earn money and then – doing what you really love!
Vonne Anton about 12 years ago
I’ll have a large blog with really nothing on it, yes, that’s right, the Arianna Stuffed Crust. Thank you.
Guilty Bystander about 12 years ago
Actually, I think Wiley was referring to the Huffer Post because they’re notorious for not paying people who write for them regularly.
A lesson for ANYONE who blogs for someone else is to never do it for free. If you give something away for nothing, the eventual perception among those you’re giving it to will be that it’s worth nothing.
Raymond Powell about 12 years ago
Yeah did anyone notice the window? It say how he really feels!
RayThomas101 about 12 years ago
Prove it!
Wizard4168 about 12 years ago
So it’s alright to spout ridiculous bull(dung) in support of a political agenda as long as you’re not getting paid?
underwriter about 12 years ago
Regarding the colors – I have noticed it, but can’t say I am exactly amused. I react more like, “!@#$%! Now they’ve even stolen my color!” However, I do find it amusing that whetever your color preference, then or now, you will probably identify!
colcam about 12 years ago
The Huffington Post, where spelling, grammar, and facts are optional but the ability to squash any reply is the real payoff.
katina.cooper about 12 years ago
Now I know why he’s bald. He keeps trying to figure out why he isn’t getting paid for what he does.
BluePumpkin about 12 years ago
I hate to say it, but greed has always ruled society, no matter how far back you look in history. It’s just way more “in your face” these days with less of an attempt to disguise it.
BillWa about 12 years ago
Would you like a diatribe with that?
jaynov about 12 years ago
the huffingmen post