3/26/2005

A CRY FOR HELP

I can accept that I don’t get trackbacks any more. TBP hasn’t been a traditional blog for over six months now. Also since everybody else is pontificating about Terri Schiavo, I can understand the lack of interest in tracking back to me, since I’ve shown little interest in the Outrage du Jour. (OK, that’s a lie . . . I’ve shown no interest in it.)

I can accept that I’ve been an “Adorable Little Rodent” in the TTLB Ecosystem for about eight months now, without any significant upward or downward movement. With the crush of blogs being added every day, maintaining one’s place is pretty much the same as moving up.

I can accept that Instapundit will never visit this site and bestow me with a little crumb from his traffic. After all, I’ve had a FARKalanche, and that was almost as good.

Shoot, I can even tolerate not making the Beltway Traffic Jam for a couple months. James Joyner has been more than gracious to me over the past two years, after all; he doesn’t owe me a thing.

But dang it, it’s been almost twelve hours since I had to delete any poorly-spelled spam dealing with online poker or phentermine. I can understand everybody else’s lack of interest in what I’ve been writing here lately–but why have the spammers forsaken me all of a sudden?

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4 Comments

  1. Gone are the days when you could just mention Destiny Stahl and you would get loads of messages, eh?

    Comment by Kennedy — 3/27/2005 @ 11:52 pm

  2. Yes, it’s pretty sad that the world has moved on from Destiny Stahl. Her 15 minutes lasted almost six months. If only I could tap into the zeitgeist once more. (Actually, I thought of a way, but even I am not that desperate for traffic . . . not even from housewives.)

    Comment by Mark Hasty — 3/28/2005 @ 5:36 pm

  3. That’s just sad. Sad, I tell you.

    You could try talking about some of the cuter American Idol singers. I’m getting a rather steady trade from people who probably want to see nekkid pictures of some kind or another. Of course, they all leave angry, so I’m not sure that’s really a good cure for what ails ya.

    Comment by zombyboy — 3/28/2005 @ 6:25 pm

  4. Maybe you could jump on the Farrah Fawcett bandwagon? She’s got a reality show now. Other than that, there’s always Project Greenlight on Bravo. Oh, here’s something… this year’s WSOP and since it happens annually, it’s always topical.

    Comment by Kennedy — 3/28/2005 @ 10:02 pm

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