More Binary Biblical Blogging Beme, or, I Just Hadda
Posted by Chuck Grantham on July 1, 2008
I know what I said, but I just couldn’t resist the opportunity to highlight a few other bloggers while getting in some cheap funny shots. Or at least that’s what I’m saying at the slander trials.
1. Nick Norelli: Shoot Em Up in Trinitarian Perspective set to Rap Music with NO Endnotes 
2. Roger Mugs: I’m deciding if I should blog; on Theologer, Theologer forum, twitter, tumble, and in modern poetry on sieve and sand.
3. Rick Brannan: John Lightfoot says it’s time for more adorable pictures of my little gal holding my favorite textual criticism book– all twenty- seven of them, all on the pastoral epistles.
4. Eric Sowell: Digital pictures of an unknown lectionary discovered in the backroom of DTS library, first in a twelve part series on yet more confusing ligatures.
5. David Ker: Another meme: write a cyber-psalm about Jesus tattoos with lingapotami but only quote from the CEV and ABSOLUTELY link back to me because my Technorati page plays in the background wherever I am, like CNN in government buildings, and I’m up to my 100,000th request for micro-millisecond rating refreshment from Technorati.
David Ker said
You’re giving me ideas…
Chuck Grantham said
Your rating is like 600,000 higher than mine, you’ve 800+ reactions, and 4 fans (no one else in the family have internet access?).
Judging by your statistics, I was waiting for Jeff Corwin to yell at a rampaging hippo “Don’t hurt me, I read Lingamish!” last DVD I watched.
Of course, maybe the hippos are rampaging ’cause they’ve seen the lingapotami. Hippos probably hate cute.
Roger Mugs said
hm… that was really well played.
its funny because just a year ago i did totally think blogging was dorky. i thought twitter was dorky.. and while I admittedly have always thought highly of poetry… i have jumped in head first haven’t i?
its good in here… the water is warm… soothing… and there is a real community I nearly went into withdrawal without during my 3 days away from internet…