Muskblog: Homesteading the Internet since 1995

One of the points I didn’t hammer home enough yesterday was that the rise of social media has made the web either more of a meritocracy or more competitive or both. To that end there is one more point would be bloggers need to remember. People spread awesome. I don’t know who said it first, but I do know who repeats it often, Scott Stratten.

So as 2010 comes to a close, I’ve decided to dip into my favourite Flickr photos and my collection of favourited videos on YouTube and give the people a little more of what they’re funkin’ for.

To that end I give you Bob Log the Third rafting the audience while playing a mean six string at the same time at the lost lamented Richard’s on Richards. Also those proponents of Awesomeology, the world’s greatest rock n’ roll band, the Supersuckers, kickin’ the truth, straight outta Tuscon.

If that’s not enough awesome for you I’ve gone through five years of blog postings, carefully observed web analytics software, referral logs, and the attractiveness certain posts on Muskblog have posed to spammers, and I give you the Top 15 most Awesome, most likely to be forwarded by social media, posts ever made, by me here. Why fifteen? Because ten just wouldn’t be awesome enough!

Top 15 Awesomest Blog Posts

1. The Man Whose Arms Exploded
2. Calf Crazy
3. Animated gif of Hitomi Tanaka doing Karate since removed.
4. 健美女人
5. Phantom of the Rock Opera
6. Baidu: China’s Search Engine
7. Meeting Korean Chicks
8. Some Cultural Observations
9. Writing for your future boss
10. Citizen Marketers: A Book Review
11. Free CFA Level 1 Study Materials
12. The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time!
13. Hot Link Bait
14. Getting Into an MBA Program
15. Top 10 Diseased Sons Chaos Space Marines

There you have it, feel free to spread the love, or at least the pictures of the Asian women which seem so popular online. And lest you think I chose these posts at random I give you a peak into the Google Analytics and the Spam Magnets of this domain.

One final anomaly is apparently March 25th was the most popular day for Muschamp.ca this year. Wonder what happened that day? Did I post anything to this blog? Nope, but two days earlier I posted some pictures of miniatures I was working on. I probably told a few people online and they all rushed at once to see them. Or at least I’d like to think that.

Have a Happy Holidays and I’ll see my loyal readers back here in 2011.

I removed the animated gif of Hitomi Tanaka doing karate, it just wasted bandwidth and cause problems. She hadn’t done any adult video when I posted it, now I’m sure she is easy to find in Google, just search someplace else. Tumblr seems to be a haven for dubious animated gifs.
Photo of hot babe painting miniatures taken by Icedsoul Photography

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1. My Top 10 Photos from Cambodia
2. Citizen Marketers: A Book Review

This entry was originaly posted on December 21st, 2010, it was last edited on May 7th, 2013 and is filed under: 40K, Blogging, East Asia, Guitar, Internet, Marketing, MBA, Miniature Painting, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, World Wide Musk, 健美 and tagged: analytics, Asian, awesome, Baidu, Bob Log III, calves, Chaos Space Marines, Citizen Marketers, 田中瞳, Diseased Sons, Facebook, Flickr, Greg Valentino, Hitomi Tanaka, Korean, pics, posts, referrals, Scott Stratten, sexy photos, social media, Supersuckers, Top 10, Twitter, video clip, writing, YouTube.