The 5th Muse had a secret blog that has now been removed from the blogosphere. It seems that the metabloggers got a little too carried away over there. She didn't like something she read, and removed herself. I thought we had agreed not to metablog her. I thought I was the new muse. Apparently, my intimacy issues make me an inadequate muse.
It's too bad. I enjoyed reading Musie's new blog. Of course, there were moments when I objected to some of her opinions. But, it's interesting how the 5th Muse has continued to captivate our attention and imagination. I'm sorry she was driven off the blogosphere.
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But Aggie, why do you assume she WAS "driven off the blogoshpere?" And by you metabloggers? Perhaps she left of her own free will. Or perhaps she was "driven" away by someone else? There are, after all, some other people out there who could have strongly objected to her content. At this point, I'm still looking at it as one more mystery of life...
Yes, Aggie, why do you think it was we Metabloggers? BlogAdmin put up some obscure videos. I made an obscure reference in the minutes. The Chair put up an obscure cartoon about astronauts wearing diapers.
Or are you trying to spread the blame a bit so that no one points the finger at our friend Harm?
It's not her fault that people read anger and bitterness into her comments and they can't see that it's all in fun.
I knew that my use of the passive voice - "driven off the blogosphere" - would provoke a reaction. Perhaps I should have said that Musie chose to remove herself for reasons unknown. I always just assume everything is about us.
It's quite clear, Aggie, that your lack of intimacy was pushing us back into metablogging. Consequently, we once again, alienated Musie and she folded up shop. The thing is: metablogging is in our blood. I'm afraid, Aggie, if we don't get that intimacy from you, we will metablog elsewhere. Even BlogAdmin seems to be referencing others in the blogosphere lately. Stop us, before we metablog again!! Do you want that on your conscience?
I think you guys are going to need that group therapist again, aren't you?
Mmmm. We're the bunch that really knows how to put the 'fun' in 'dysfunctional'. And the 'diss', too, apparently...
I'll just say what I've always said, "Aggie always gets it right."
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