"Janet" > wrote in message
.. .
> In article >, says...
>> >> > I do not have a FB account in my real name. I have at most a
>> >> > placemaker for use twice a year in a fiction name.
>> >>
>> >> So you DO have a facebook account, but that's a different Carol Shenk
>> >> who lives in/near Virginia Beach, is subscribed to RFC on Facebook,
>> >> and has a one-eyed beagle.
>> >>
>> >> Got it. I must have been mistaken.
>> >>
>> >> ObFood: I had a hole cut in the roof of my mouth to relieve a nasty
>> >> sinus infection. So I'm not eating anything exciting (or pickled, or
>> >> spicy). I've had more milkshakes in the last 3 days than I've had in
>> >> the last 25 years combined - mostly French vanilla (made with egg
>> >> yolk) with maraschino cherries and their juice.
>> >>
>> >> -sw
>> >
>> > It's easy. Forgot I had it. I created it to see what was the RFC
>> > Facebook set.
>> >
>> > ope your mouth feels bettwr soon Steve!
>>
>> That's rather scary to create an account like that and forget that you
>> had
>>
>
> It's exactly what you did regarding your webpages, which you denied
> existed even though the whole group could see them. Like Ophelia's
> denial of her google-archived posting history.
>
> You truly are the sisterhood of stupidity.
>
> Janet UK.
Bull pucky. I HAD a website. I had one with several different ISPs depending
on where I lived. At the point that someone posted those partial pages here,
I was NOT running a website. If you'll recall, some things were not even
functional on those pages. My ISP changed hands and I did not transfer the
pages over to the new ISP. It's not my fault that some vestiges of it
remained.
When I moved from CA, the website that I had there, remained for years. I
asked them to take it down and they would not. They just said it would
eventually drop off. Same thing happens to businesses that have long since
closed.
I am sick of explaining this over and over again. So it rather looks like I
am not the stupid one here.