Pyjamahadeen — my word of the day
September 4, 2007 at 9:56 pm | In innovation | 5 CommentsIf you read nothing else today (in the next 20 minutes, anyway), at least read Warren Kinsella’s on-target, surgically-precise commentary on blogging, The Rise of the Pyjamahadeen, in the September 2007 issue of The Literary Review of Canada.
Warren Kinsella gets it — which is why he can create an entire article out of the condition of speechlessness.
Yup, bloggers ball the pants off anyone, ’cause we can roll our own.
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