It's a really boring rumour. As perverse goes ... a snoozer. Mostly I'm just excited because I knew who they meant.

Question: I can't get to one of my sites because of the Net Nannying. Can someone tell me what they get when they click on this: [link] or this: [link] ? Thanks -- and it will be office safe.

Lamest Wikipedia Wars Ever: [link]

from the link:

Revert wars, alleged sock-puppetry, and page protection: should the article on feces include this picture of a large human turd?

I love the internet.

I get the same picture of Boris kneeling on the beach.

Has Garner confirmed she's pregnant?

A pretty man doing the Thinker pose on a beach, wearing a jacket on his bottom half. And: the exact same thing. As to whether that's Boris Kodjoe or not, I couldn't tell you.

Same thing both times, ita. One picture of Boris, whoever he is.

Thanks! What about this: [link] and this: [link] ?

Miss Kitty Fantastico 

Edit war over whether it is appropriate for the text some demons to link to the article Evil reptilian kitten-eater from another planet.

Oh, snap! I got blocked from the wetmen ones.

It can be a weirdly touchy subject, much like telling your kids there's a Santa Claus or not

Actually, that is a great approach! Someone butts in, and you can go all OMG MY DAD DIED YOU STUPID BUTTINSKY and with any luck that person will be shamed into a hole in the ground.

I have found that reported death has a vast power to influence strangers, and even acquaintances. My uncle had been dead more than a year when I reported to the Democratic party, "No, he cannot volunteer, because he is not alive," and the woman on the phone apologized as if she had suggested he report to hell for chicken-fucking. I was sort of amused that the Democratic party could be so foolish, but she seriously seemed to think she had crossed some immense line of no-no.

ita, I get a 404 on the second one, and I've not had a problem with wetmen before...