Tag Archives: BlogHim

Is Male Personal Blogging Still a Radical Act? (BlogHim 08′ Recap)

Posted on July 20, 2008 by Neil

BlogHim 08′ in New York City was a phenomenal success.  Although we had no sponsors like Blogher, no swag (Dockers had promised to supply us with some free giveaways, but never came through), and received no attention from the media or … Continue reading →

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Sex in the Male City (in honor of BlogHim ’08)

Posted on July 17, 2008 by Neil

New York City may have nine million residents, but it is a small town when it comes to meeting available women.  Or at least so it seems when we go out on the town.  At a half past ten, I … Continue reading →

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A Little Disappointed

Posted on July 17, 2008 by Neil

I am a little disappointed that I didn’t go to BlogHer.  I wish the real reason is that I felt too cool for it, like Woody Allen not going to the Oscars.   Or that the conference is really for women.  … Continue reading →

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They Can’t Destroy BlogHim

Posted on July 12, 2007 by Neil

(the new banner, created by Sween. thanks, brother!) It was a devious plan, devised by the head honchos at BlogHer to destroy BlogHim, and they used their most seductive Mata Haris to tempt me… and the plan almost worked. Last … Continue reading →

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Every Day is Men’s Day

Posted on November 19, 2006 by Neil

When I was a child, I used to ask my mother on Mother’s Day, “When is Children’s Day?” and she would give the tried-and-true answer, “Every day is Children’s Day.” I was perusing through some blogs this morning, and noting … Continue reading →

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