We love getting comments on our posts – it’s part of what makes blogging worthwhile. But it never ceases to amaze me how much spam shows up for the comments section of our blog: many thousands of items a month. Fortunately, our spam filter spares us, and you, from the worst excesses of these deeply irritating notes.
That said, we do always risk deleting links that might interest some readers. I should therefore apologise to those of you who would happily have clicked on the links we deleted this morning to ‘wet thongs’, ‘trashy lingerie’ or ‘busty babes’.
I was tempted to reply sternly to the ‘fighting girls’. We all know what consequences they should face. And as for the young lady – a ‘University student’, no less – who wanted our readers to purchase ‘rabbit vibrators’…
(Poor bunnies. Someone should call the animal protection people).
That said, The Spanking Writers is apparently ‘awesome’, ‘great’, ‘nice’, ‘wonderful’, ‘informative’, ‘cool’ and ‘the greatest’. We promise not to let the honour of being so-praised by computers around the world go to our heads.
Pride of place, though, went to the poster who commented: ‘Your site is very useful’. Ahem.
Well, useful could be the right word, Abel. For instance, I read six novels in the last 4 days, all written by English women. One gave me the advice to NEVER get involved with an English man, because they always seem to want to spank others or get spanked themselves. In another book, someone was waving at another character with a riding crop. In yet another book, someone had been tied up in a bath tub with iron chains. I mean, luckily your blog has already made me aware of the fact that the English are (apparently) quite pervy, or I would have been shocked.
I’ve often found this site a source of useful material when I am planning my walks 😉
Have you been typing in the dark again Minxette? There’s that spelling error again, and some people around here get really narky about spelling errors!
But I have to agree with the sentiment, actually. I read this site first thing in the morning usually and this does make for interesting contemplation on my morning walks! LOL