Verifying the word that says WHAT?

First up,

I have been away a long time, nyes...

I have spent the past hour reading all the blog entries I watch and commenting on virtually all of them, I saw virtually because I may have missed out on some. Virtually...Cyberspace...

*coughs*


Anyway, on my major commenting on blogs spree I noticed something, a little thing I have been meaning to talk about for a while now.

Word verifications.

Now this handy dandy things help stop spambots and the like from posting comments that promote sexual sites and links to viruses like trojans and worms, such nasty things. Reminds me that I Should scan Gladys and make sure she is all healthy.

Now these things are pretty useful, but sometimes, you get really hard and impossible to understand images, more so the ones that ask you to write a mixture of both letters and numbers.

These things are so badly jumbled together that I find myself pressing my face against Gladys's screen trying to see what on earth it says, and they aren't even real words, these days the codes that we must type in are usually Xxlhawer46943q60234tyjgnfsl and of course I have no idea what a Xxlhawer46943q60234tyjgnfsl is, if you know tell me, because I must have one!

Does anyone find it hard to read a few of these things?

I feel a little bad for not attempting to make my blog funny, or anything of the sort, at first I contemplated on changing the title and content of the blog, but then I realized that my fingers were still moving typing away and I thought 'Well poopykins, I ain't gonna dilly dally, may as well finish the blog."

So finish the blog I shall.

I got about three or four blogs to write up now, about various things, remember that list I accidently threw away? I so totally did not go through the trash to find it. Nope not at all.

On a last note, Bleebos, what is it? Is it edible?



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