Weapons of Mass Duplication

So I did a little bit of ego surfing the other day.... and found that there is quite a few weblogs/sites out there that are plagerizing my sitename in one form or another. How dare they!? Don't they realize, that even though WMD has only been around a year (one year last week actually), that I thought up this little play on words years ago, and had only recently decided that this was the right time politically to abuse it?

Mass Distraction - Actually, the index/intro page is really sweet. And this person has a laundry list of progressive sites in her blogroll.

Mass-Distraction - Interesting. Some sorta British artie film projecty thingymajig.

Weapon of Mass Distraction - Weblog of Christian Conservative Author Derik Gilbert

Weapons of Mass Distraction - Wow. There's a made for TV movie by this title? Who would have thought of such a cunning play on words during the Clinton era?

Weapons of Mass DistrAction Project - Some sort of pinko-commie media watchdog activist site.

Weapons of Mass Distraction - The Band. Actually, these look like guys I probably would have hung out with during my high school days.

Comments

  1. Anonymous4:18 PM, January 23, 2006

    Surprisingly E4E discovered the previous Blognonymous after a mistake that Lily made on watergatesummer. I didn't even know it existed since I self-host, and it's not nearly as interesting as the resplendent, the true Blognonymous. (Whew!!!)

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  2. Anonymous6:04 PM, January 23, 2006

    Yeah- Lily the putz. I don't know how all this mischief started.

    Aw, we will contie to look upon you as the one true distraction.

    But if fate will not have it, you could always become Weapons of Mass Distinction.

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  3. Anonymous6:04 PM, January 23, 2006

    Self hosting?? What a braggart.

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  4. Anonymous6:05 PM, January 23, 2006

    Contie?

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  5. Drew Dallons6:07 PM, January 23, 2006

    Ashamed, I have no clue what you are talking about.

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  6. Drew Dallons6:12 PM, January 23, 2006

    Nevermind. Got it.

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  7. Drew Dallons6:12 PM, January 23, 2006

    Yeah, Kvatch. I would have never guessed the other Blognonymous as you...

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  8. enigma4ever12:14 AM, January 24, 2006

    Happy Birthday...Okay I won't sing...it will cause too much distress and cochlear damage.....

    now you guys stop picking on Lilly or I will stick Fluffy on you....grrrrr

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  9. Neil Shakespeare2:24 AM, January 24, 2006

    Well, maybe you could go with Weapons of Mass Transportation, or Weapons of Mass Teleportation, or Mass Debilitation, or Mass Pulverization, or...

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  10. michael the tubthumper9:30 AM, January 24, 2006

    have you seen 'weapons of mass deception' the film? its superb

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  11. Drew Dallons10:02 AM, January 24, 2006

    It looks awesome. 5 stars on IMDB.

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  12. Anonymous2:43 PM, January 24, 2006

    (sniff) Yeah, Stop picking on Lily. She's very sensitive.

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