Someone Must Have Access to My Password
So--I just checked my blogs for today
and discovered that someone must have access to my password.
Why? How did I figure this out?
Because letters are missing.
For example, in one post today I wrote "waTching";
the post published something like "waching."
Just how much are letters going for on Ebay?
Or the blackmarket?
Who is using my letters and for what purpose????
I think I am being followed . . .
4 Comments:
Hmn. Isn't it more likely that you mis-typed a word, or that there was an error during the post?
Don't take chances though. If you're concerned, quickly change your password!
your powers of reasoning are quite intriguing--
i meant to blog about those extra letters as well, but you see, in our culture extra anything is quite acceptable--except poundage--surplus is in high demand!
it is the missing--those gaps--empty spaces which are most perplexing.
who is jarbling my work??
i didn't think anyone could possibly know my password.
i googled it and nothing came up--
Jarbling! And this from the woman who says she never commits a typo.
What kinda jive is that?
'All your blogs?'
There are more??
And I am on them?
Is it a different Mike? Or did I stumble across a blog, and because of its wry, pointed wit felt the need to comment?
It would be a very nice feature if Blogger helped a person track all the blogs they had commented on, with the appropriate links, and also the content of the comment.
Such a feature would also help people prove they were being harrassed with angry comments, (such as, if a blog was about a person's Love for sheep. I mean Biblical Love. There would be angry comments.) so it would be a very useful feature.
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