The abuse of words

[fpb]

I have several times said nasty things about Kylie Minogue. Now that she has turned out to be dangerously ill, I am rather ashamed of the language I used on a couple of occasions. No, I do not really her dead or disabled. On the other word, I keep dreaming of a world where real merit (and real beauty) should succeed, rather than mediocre looks and songs laboriously underlain with aggressively sexual posturing.

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Re: Shut up, Molly

[(Anonymous)]

You know, the shut up Molly would have been more effective had it actually been me who posted.

I typically make it very clear when I deign to post here out of amusement at your blustering by saying exactly who I am.

But since you seem rather insistant that every rude post is from me, take note of my IP, which should be visible as this post will come up anon.

My IP is permenant. It will not change. If the numbers don't fit, you must acquit!

Re: Shut up, Molly

[fpb.livejournal.com]

I just call any anon Molly, these days. It's more fun that way. And what on Earth are you doing, still lurking? Haven't you, too, got something else to do?

Re: Shut up, Molly

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, I couldn't sleep. It's my birthday today and all I could think about was presents. Not even reading your lengthy post on Sex and the Catholic Girl could put me to sleep.

MM

Re: Shut up, Molly

[fpb.livejournal.com]

You resurrecting dead-and-buried sixties cliches will do it for me every time. I suggest you try something more up to date than Helen Gurley Brown. (*SNO-O-O-O-ORRRE*)

Re: Shut up, Molly

[gunderpants.livejournal.com]

But in all fairness, FPB, maybe Molly is telling you to write Malory Towers femmeslash.

In which case, please don't listen to her!

Re: Shut up, Molly

[fpb.livejournal.com]

Malory Towers is something I am wholly ignorant of. So you are in no danger.