For starters, this isn’t a site you can look at in a work environment or with small children around – not unless you want your coworkers and impressionable youngsters to get a few shots of some naked women to last them for the day. I feel better about myself now that I’ve warned random readers of the links they could encounter at Gratiot Blog.
Aside from never knowing what I was finding as I clicked on links throughout the weblog entries, I had a hard time following this weblog.
Sure, I found the links to alternative meats to be quite interesting, as I never knew there were so many alternatives to eating a hamburger. But alternatively, I can’t help but feel QUITE disgusted after reading the first two lines of “Confessions of an Anal Addict”. Not to blame the author for subjecting myself to such information, but just an example to show prospective readers the wide range of external links they’ll find scattered throughout the typical weblog entry.
It’s hard to tell which content actually relates to the author, and which is just made up on the fly to throw out some entertaining links. I’ve never heard strawberry shortcake compared to what the author’s compared it to in the latest weblog entry as of July 2.
I couldn’t make heads or tails of the archive format. They aren’t exactly grouped according to their proper date. Since the author does use plenty of links on a regular basis, some of the hyperlinks included in the archived entries are broken, which leads you to wonder what type of surprise the author may have planted for you to find.
Is this a BAD weblog? Not at all. Is it a GREAT weblog? I couldn’t find anything that made it stand out from the rest. Gratiot Blog