The old verification codes used to entertain me to the point of taking a text snap of the word for some reason or other. (Apologies for the HUGE spacing in this post, it's certainly not the way I formatted it. I'll try to neaten it soon). Here's just a few of the old V's examples that I've loved and will miss.......:
Some sounded cute:
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Some suited fishermen but frightened dogs:
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Some were insulting to old people and the young:
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Some were indecent:
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There was plenty Scottish vernacular:
What a Scotsman might say to someone pathetic: "Sad you are!"
Something a Scotsman promises. Give you his word "swers" it will 'no happen again!'
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Some, a bit spooky:
This verification popped up at the end of a post about - a zoo!
And this one after Rosemarie and I agreed that this priest was a bit hunky. Just imagine if that 'n' rounded it off instead of the la!
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Then there was the ones you so longed to alter yourself!
(Now that's just taking the iss)
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Some a tad controversial: (some were worse!)
********************************************************************************************************************************************************** My favourites are the ones that popped up the nights I drank the odd glass of wine and played music online between my Facebook and Blogger friends.
What could have been more fitting than these little diamonds:
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So in pure honour of the old verification function, I'm seeing you off to the beat of the (Eastenders style):
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