Comment Policy

  • Comments must be on topic.
  • Abusive comments and flaming will most likely be disemvowelled or deleted, and may result in a ban.
  • Spam or advertising is not allowed.
  • All of the above are defined at my discretion. I reserve the right to prohibit all comments, to delete or edit all or any portion of any comment made, and to ban any commenter or IP address from making any comments to this blog.
  • I reserve the right to be a capricious bastard and to refine this comment policy at the drop of a hat.
  • Submitting a comment constitutes acceptance of this policy.

2 responses to “Comment Policy”

15 01 2008
Donna (15:56:07) :

Unfortunately, Jamie’s rape is just another case of abuse of a woman (or child)
that there will probably NEVER be any COMPLETE “justice” for. Unless you have
gone thru something similar to what she has, just, no one has ANY idea of how
it affects EVERYTHING you do, from that point on. You become scared, suspicious, try to “control” everything (because you couldn’t when the traumatic event happened), depressed, consider “checking out”, go thru the Kubler Ross
Grief Stages, and IF you get to the point where you “accept” (ha!) what was done,
you MAY begin to see light @ the end of the tunnel. It just takes different amts
of time to ea. victim to “see” the light. “Checking out” just wasn’t a real option
for me, so I began thinking, introspectively, HOW AM I GOING to ‘accept’ this?
A few good friends that made me laugh were the answer for me, but that won’t wowork for everyone, cause it isn’t a laughing matter. . .

17 04 2008
Barliman Butterbur (07:39:33) :

Just read your comment policy. Hey baby, your site, your rules! ;)

Barley

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