Hello Late Night Bloggers (c)

God, there are just so many possibilities, think I'll claim a poor man's copy right to all of them right here in this blog.  Bloggersphere which I've used before, Blogdome would be another, so you could have live BloggerBowls on New Years Day, Blogdom, Bloggerville, Blogger Daily News, Blogger Update, even Blogger News Flashes racing across cyber space at a billion miles a second.  Blog Balls for raising funds, but then would we have to have a Blogtillian?

Seriously though, think about it, we could have Syndicated Blogging, just like many of the radio and TV personalities do...we could package up groups of them, franchise them out to various blogging networks (hey, there is another one!) with a bi-annual franchising fee.  Imagine the competitions we could have, we could even form amateur leagues, and have playoffs leading up to the Super Blog, or the Blogger League World Series...just the endorsement potential alone is enough to boggle the mind....hmmmm.....could we have a whole line of games devoted to teaching our children about blogging, such as say Bloggle?  Would we have to start hosting blogventions at various blogcenters around the world?

Can you imagine, say fifty, sixty, maybe even seventy years down the road from now, our childrens, childrens children (wasn't that an album?) would be wanting to build a Blogger Hall of Fame, they could put it in Canton, that just seems the only right thing to do.  I thought about Cooperstown, but with that whole steriod thing going on right now, think Canton the safer bet.  Bet Pete Rose might even give me odds on that one. 

I'm thinking a small squat building, but with really sleek lines...maybe they could build it to look like a monitor or  a laptop open on a desk. We'd have to select a sight close by for Blogger Park, and hold some kind of an annual event there so that millions upon millions of bloggers would want to come back year after year.  Think about the day it opened, they'd bring a group of the original founding bloggers up across the stage in our wheelchairs, the halls original inductees up close and personal for the first time ever in the history of blogging.  Bloggers tuned in all around the world and a few outlying planets, tears streaming down their cheeks as they blogged all about it.  Imagine when we finally passed over to the otherside, a group gathered around the Blogstone to say goodbye.