As all dagblog writers and

ocean-kat — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 23:34:39 +0000

As all dagblog writers and readers know, dagblog is the most influential site on the internet. All the major sites look to dagblog for memes to use in their work. We constantly see a blog or even a comment here that is soon repeated on other news sites. For example your bulldozer meme has already been picked up by the daily beast.

The Diggers were an important

PeraclesPlease — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 14:04:00 +0000

In reply to Can you dig it, Suckas?

The Diggers were an important piece of Haight-Ashbury lore. When push comes to shovel, we'll dig our way out of this mess, as sure as Archimedes invented Archaeology. I suppose the worst of this episode have been the *in*dignities, but a little dirt on someone is good for the digestion, that's why so many kids do it. Of course Digblog will have to compete with Digby's, but nothing a backhoe won't fix - or tear apart, as New Order sang. But I digress. Yes, great for to make this your new digs, your new Digestan so to speak, but don't confuse a digathon with diction, meaning we may not talk or look or even smell real good, but we're people of the earth, willing to get a bit of dirt on us or even wallow in the mud if that's what it takes, and we know when to call a spade a spade. So dig in and start diggin' -it'll be a real hoot-and-hoe down. But remember the ground rules - you can't denigrate your fellow Digblogger, but you can dignegrate him or her. Or it. Yes, on the internet nobody knows whether you're a steam shovel or a plow or even a boring old posthole digger. Just make your dent in whatever form or fashion, but remember, you never get a second chance to leave a deep impression, so don't waste it - dig for gold. You might turn up a turnip.

PS - April Fuels

Welcome to Digblog!

CVille Dem — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 12:06:50 +0000

In reply to Can you dig it, Suckas?

Welcome to Digblog!

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The Diggers were an important

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