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13 Effective Possible Ways to Prank a Blogger


1. Split Personalities

First of all choose your victim. The best type of victim is the one you motivate a lot with positive comments.

Next, create a different account. It would be better if that blog has a good amount of posts already to convince the victim it’s no fake account. But if you don’t have time, simply name the blog like Extreme Hater of… or We Hate… Make a controversy and be a troll. Hate every post the victim publishes. Publish posts about why you hate the victim. Annoy the victim into pure hatred.

Then, with your original account stand up for the victim. Do that method for a while or so.

After that, do a switch. With your original account, start hating the victim while your other account starts standing up for the victim.

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Boo! Gotcha!

I pranked you!

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Gotcha again! You thought it was another jumpscare, didn’t you?

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Top 5 Best Reasons to Migrate to the Philippines


A list of persuasive reasons to migrate to the country of 7,107 islands

1. Our economy is rising at an alarming rate.

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2. Pollution is never an issue.

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15 Helpful Blog Post Ideas To Help you Blog Constantly


A blogger/writers’ sworn enemy is a depleted idea storage. No ideas, no content, no satisfaction from readers. So how do you defeat this deadly foe? Start by reading some of the blog post ideas below.

  1. Sign up for Word of the Days from online dictionaries such as Dictionary.com and Merriam Dictionary and challenge yourself to write a story with that word. You can even compile a bunch of them and write them altogether in a single post.
  2. Ask people some nouns, verbs and adjectives and compile them. Form a sentence or if possible a paragraph. Don’t forget to mention why you posted that paragraph.
  3. Share one of your favored quotes. If possible, explain why it is your favorite.
  4. While travelling, look out the window, and write down the scenes you see. Merge your sentences and be sure it makes sense.
  5. Write How To’s since most people find that handy. I, for one, agree to that.
  6. List some facts about personal stuff – not too personal.
  7. List your top 10 admired blogs or blogs in which you draw inspiration from.
  8. Write a comparison between two blogs you like.
  9. Create an award.
  10. Create a challenge.
  11. Write about your hobby and explain why that interests you,
  12. Think about the word what if. Add phrases like  “What if I was not a blogger?”
  13. Take quotes and mottoes literally.
  14. Share your opinions about a current world news.
  15. Write a list about the person you see in the mirror.

If you thought that was helpful, comment down below what you thought. Comment down what you can add too.

Are You Part of this List?


This post is in part of Blogging101 Day 10 : Build a Better Blogroll and the poll I created : A Review of Your Blog

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Bloggers who are part of this list (in alphabetical order):

Are you part of the list? Consider your presence in the list as the highest award I could ever give to you as a blogger. Unlike awards that you post, it will never fade away like the rest of your blog posts with new ones. It will forever settle in my blog as if they were tombstones ( sorry, I suck at metaphors :P)

If you may notice, I’ve attached your tagline and the best review I can whip up of your blog.

10 Valuable Life Lessons Video Games can Teach You


Does your mother repeatedly tell you off the game console, the laptop, desktop, mobile phones, etc. but you have a deep desire to scorch your eyes with the screen and glue your butt on your chair? Don’t fret. Tell her to read the following.

  1. No matter what your level is, there will always be someone better than you. The same thing goes with competitions. Whether you’re a professional, there will always someone out there better than you. Live with that.
  2. Teamwork and coordination. Almost anywhere that is vital for almost everything regarding teams. For instance, your favorite football team wouldn’t have won if the two were absent.
  3. Staying healthy is vital. You need that health kit, to avoid that gun, avoid obstacles and many more. In the real life, having balanced diets, exercise, etc.
  4. Sometimes a friendly competition is healthy. I think the sentence says for itself.
  5. Practice makes perfect. I know that it’s too cliche but hey.
  6. Use your mind. Cognitive, intuition, common sense are critical almost every time.
  7. Patience. Keeping your cool is also important.
  8. You won’t always get what you want. Such as winning.
  9. Taking risks.
  10. Human technology is the best. (Yeah, I ran out of ideas so bear with that.)

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