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So, a friend was talking about http://ljtoys.org.uk so I got bored and gave it a look.
I reload my friends page like a motherfucker,
so after I stuck a little stupid invisible image in one post to check it out,
and naturally find my tracker full of me,
I discover that someone had put a label on my IP already.
Now ljtoys has a feature that you can label an IP,
it shows, apparently, to all ljtoys members.
Another now, I have a bad habit of getting bored and wandering around journals I shouldn't.
Silly me forgot that reading people's public posts is considered by the crazy community,
to.be.internet.stalking.
One of said crazies renamed my IP to:
"Teri: Get a life you psycho fat whore" or something like that I may be misquoting.
I was entertained, but I changed it.
And now suddenly it's changed again to "Cunty McStalkerbitch"
Cute, only my family and a few past people call me Teri,
So I'm sure I could guess,
but among the guesses I don't even know any of THEIR IPs,
who's the stalker?
Wikipedia entry defining internet stalking
"Not I," said the cat.
I reload my friends page like a motherfucker,
so after I stuck a little stupid invisible image in one post to check it out,
and naturally find my tracker full of me,
I discover that someone had put a label on my IP already.
Now ljtoys has a feature that you can label an IP,
it shows, apparently, to all ljtoys members.
Another now, I have a bad habit of getting bored and wandering around journals I shouldn't.
Silly me forgot that reading people's public posts is considered by the crazy community,
to.be.internet.stalking.
One of said crazies renamed my IP to:
"Teri: Get a life you psycho fat whore" or something like that I may be misquoting.
I was entertained, but I changed it.
And now suddenly it's changed again to "Cunty McStalkerbitch"
Cute, only my family and a few past people call me Teri,
So I'm sure I could guess,
but among the guesses I don't even know any of THEIR IPs,
who's the stalker?
Wikipedia entry defining internet stalking
"Not I," said the cat.