I think the time has now come to stop blogging. No, no, not a matter of trolls or anything like that. Oh no. Barbie has a blog. So do several of her friends, like Madison and Chelsea. Targeted to girls between 10 – 14. I would have totally gone for it when I was 10. Now it just amuses me. Did I mention that they are Cam Girls too? No, I’m not kidding. [via Tima, follow the MeFi thread I started here]
A year ago I said that it was amusing that we never see characters on TV using the Internet or going so far as to have a blog. Last week on Friends, Ross & Chandler were using an alumni reunion site. It’s only a matter of time before Rachel has a baby blog – or Monica has a pregnancy blog. Personally, I would love to see Phoebe take over my “Bunny Does it Better” site and chronicle her dating life. Wouldn’t that be hysterical?
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My 4 year old got one of those for Christmas and they are so cute! Their hair actually looks pretty and stays pretty unlike the other Barbie’s she has. That site is adorable!
Haha…every now and then I’ll see that old episode of Friends where Chandler has a new laptop. Of course, it was in 1994 or something like that, so when he’s describing it like it’s the best thing, EVER (“500 MB hard drive, 8MB of RAM, 2800 bps modem”) I always think it’s funny. Of course, today’s top of the line computers will be ghetto by 2006.
As far as tv people with blogs, a lot of the Real World and Road Rules people have blogs and sites. I’ll go in and read them after watching the show, and it’s true! The producers really do edit a lot of that stuff to make things look completely different than they actually were.
I think you just need some milk… with ATTITUDE.
I’m afraid I won’t be reading Barbie’s blog. As much as I loved the doll in my childhood years I think I’ll find her writings kind of silly and I don’t want to stop loving her… ha ha ha!! Bubble baths? Shopping bags? Mini-skirts? I thought she had more inside that little head. 😉
Barbie
Well… Now, it is official! Blogging is going corporate. How else would you interprete the fact that Barbie, Madison and