Because they have registered multiple accounts in the last few days and forgot which one they are posting from.
I run a forum with a large userbase and which uses the same vBulletin software as DS. We have a hack in place that sends a PM to say when a member is using the same machine to login to the forum as another who has an account on the site, which most of the time is due a PBU. We also have another setting where a new member who has just registered has their post go into a moderation queue if it trips certain keywords which suggest spam or an attempt to be up to no good. I'm surprised the admins here are not using something similar as it would take care of the attention seekers, trolls and spammers before anyone got to see their Jackanory stories and attempts to cause friction with contentious subjects.
Since the hack relies on cookies it's easily circumvented.
Its hardly a walk in the park and not really a subject for juvenile sniggering.
Absolutely not.
I've never wanted kids so haven't had the experience but I've heard some awful accounts of the process.
One of my friends tore so badly (despite being cut) that she still had trouble sitting and walking 6 weeks later. Her labour lasted 36 hours.
Amazingly, she went on to have another 2 kids afterwards. I'd have asked them to sew the whole thing up while stitching me, just to make sure it didn't happen again.
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That was quite clever M
I'll have to watch you
Should be
They do it a darn sight better!
That's a hidden compliment fwiw
It sounds horrendous, and despite your apparent bravado, I'd bet my house you wouldn't swap places with one about to give birth.
I'd rather have a lobotomy but don't tell the girls that BB
I don't doubt it.
or interesting, clever or anything else for that matter. just banned.
Since the hack relies on cookies it's easily circumvented.
Indeed, but it takes them a while to cotton on plus they often end up slipping up later on.
Plus changing IP addresses by disconnecting then re connecting again is another way people get round it.
when did you have it done?
Absolutely not.
I've never wanted kids so haven't had the experience but I've heard some awful accounts of the process.
One of my friends tore so badly (despite being cut) that she still had trouble sitting and walking 6 weeks later. Her labour lasted 36 hours.
Amazingly, she went on to have another 2 kids afterwards. I'd have asked them to sew the whole thing up while stitching me, just to make sure it didn't happen again.
lol
Heehee, they'll be back no doubt.
Did she really?