Limca Book of (blog) records

31 August, 2006

Longest single blogpost

Name of blog.
Permalink to blogpost.
Number of words.
Blogger's name.

The post must have been made before 15th July, 2006.

Any independent verification that you can provide.

Leave your entries in the comments.

# posted by zigzackly for the Editor, the Limca Book of Records, @ 6:43:00 am

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# posted by  Ambuj Saxena at 1/9/06 00:03

 

Name of Blog: Tapping Away in the Middle of the Night
Name of Post: Just Plain Evil featuring 'Rotten Luck'
Link: http://my.opera.com/clean/blog/just-plain-evil-featuring-rotten-luc
Number of Words: 9,483 from the first word, "Howdy" to the last word, "Spammers".
Blogger's Name: David Scott Aubrey

Comment: combination short story and a bit of rambling. Yup, I'm the guy who wrote it (so I hope this isn't a conflict of interest kind of thing - submitting my own post). there's some rambling, then the short story, then some more rambling, but it's all contained within the one post. Same as ambuj (above) said ... original work by me.

# posted by  Anonymous at 23/3/07 17:35

 

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