Comments on: Household Suggestions From A Used Book—You Get What You Paid For http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/03/09/household-suggestions-from-a-used-book-you-get-what-you-paid-for/ Sassy Texas Storyteller Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:43:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Shelly Kneupper Tucker http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/03/09/household-suggestions-from-a-used-book-you-get-what-you-paid-for/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Shelly Kneupper Tucker Sat, 10 Mar 2007 12:32:00 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/?p=59#comment-22 "Spoofing." Then, they probably got the info from my other website. At one time, I allowed people to link to an e-mail to me. I had changed that before it started happening, but I just noticed that one page from an old version of my site (which I neglected to take down when I changed things) has a very high ranking in Google. Guess I need to go look to see what is on that page!<BR/>Coke cleans car batteries? I did not know that, but I know that you can pour coke over a pot roast and cook it and it tastes pretty good. The roast also gets very tender. Makes me wonder what it is doing to my stomach lining! “Spoofing.” Then, they probably got the info from my other website. At one time, I allowed people to link to an e-mail to me. I had changed that before it started happening, but I just noticed that one page from an old version of my site (which I neglected to take down when I changed things) has a very high ranking in Google. Guess I need to go look to see what is on that page!
Coke cleans car batteries? I did not know that, but I know that you can pour coke over a pot roast and cook it and it tastes pretty good. The roast also gets very tender. Makes me wonder what it is doing to my stomach lining!

]]> By: Christine http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/03/09/household-suggestions-from-a-used-book-you-get-what-you-paid-for/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Christine Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:34:00 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/?p=59#comment-23 The strange e-mails from yourself are spoofing, a trick a lot of spammers use. Annoying, but not normally the result of a stolen password. Increased spam unfortunately happens as you increase where you leave your e-mail address online. Blog software is supposed to have a way to prevent them from datamining the information, but I'm sure they crack the code from time to time. It sucks, it really does.<BR/><BR/>Clay mask for a facial mask? Ewww. But I have found handy tips in books like that before, like all the Coke tips. Pepsi does not work as a substitute for cleaning the car battery contacts either - it must be Coke. Interesting, huh? The strange e-mails from yourself are spoofing, a trick a lot of spammers use. Annoying, but not normally the result of a stolen password. Increased spam unfortunately happens as you increase where you leave your e-mail address online. Blog software is supposed to have a way to prevent them from datamining the information, but I’m sure they crack the code from time to time. It sucks, it really does.

Clay mask for a facial mask? Ewww. But I have found handy tips in books like that before, like all the Coke tips. Pepsi does not work as a substitute for cleaning the car battery contacts either – it must be Coke. Interesting, huh?

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