in the parlance of office-cleaning guy tomorrow I will be 'sitting on a bitch'

[rainsinger]

I fly to Montenegro to reacquaint myself with my son , leaving Z to look after the cats and make sad puppy eyes in my wake.

N: I will miss you so much.
Z: I will miss you too. Who am I going to talk with when I come home? Whom am I going to share my bed with?
N:Hopefully no onee

Comments

[casaubon]

If you were older (like me) your terrible musical taste would be represented in LPs and tapes. The obvious advantage is that you can almost certainly rely on your kids never playing your Tin Machine records.

[rainsinger]

Ah the LPs. Who knows, if they hang around long enough they would probably become hip again and then you will feel vindicated.

[adizzi]

this has made me very happy. i made noises when i read, in context: Live like students, eat like hobos.

[rainsinger]

I'm always pleased to amuse my fellow man. :)

[concordantnexus]

Reasons to set your journal to no anonymous comments include:

1.) no criminals arranging heists on your LJ
2.) no morons pretending to be the above

also setting it to record IP addresses helps too

[rainsinger]

All good reasons, and IP addresses are being recorded, but LJ refuses to ban the IP address in question.

The reason why I still allow anonymous comments is because lots of people I treasure are not on LiveJournal and when one of them drops around here and leaves me a note my heart surges with delight and I'd hate to block off the avenues for them.

Anonymous comments are being screened at the moment though, which will hopefully reduce the problem.

Shameless Self Promotion

[ext_203594]

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Because then you can block IP addresses.

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