On the off-chance you read this and on the even slimmer off-chance I haven’t already got you on my blogroll, throw a comment down here and I’ll do the necessary. And add you to my reader feed, which is much more important.
In other news, I am making pot roast. 4 hours of cooking to go and I am resisting throwing my face into it NOW. Especially since it would probably melt my face rather than satisfy my hunger.
That is all.
I, of course, read the title of your post as “Bogroll and Pot Roast”, which would have been an entirely different topic entirely.
I found brisket of beef goes really well in a slow cooker with a splosh (technical cooking term) of red wine in the bottom for moisture. The wine + meat juice combo makes scrummy gravy too.
I’ve moved to wordpress. http://smakendahed.wordpress.com
I actually blame you. I’d been wanting to comment on various WordPress blogger accounts for awhile but couldn’t bother to create an account (they require WordPress accounts to post).
I finally created one to post here (I must have had a lot of caffeine that day) and took a look at the WordPress layouts and blogging tools. I was impressed and fiddled a little more then jumped over.
I didn’t realise wordpress was so pissy about people commenting. That doesn’t seem right. When places require me to have an account to do even minor interactions, I usually don’t bother. Bah. But — updated!
I think it’s a setting you can turn on or off somewhere. I think I saw it once, but in the long run it can save you from the spammers… maybe.
I’m an on and off reader – don’t usually post because WordPress is ridiculous and requires me to log in to post and, as my blog is on Blogger, I don’t usually log into WordPress.
Anyway, my link is mmodusoperandi.blogspot.com if you’re interested.
Fer sure, as they say here. I had no idea you had to have a wordpress account — oh wait, yes I did, I got one ages ago so I could comment on The Grouchy Gamer. I guess since that was the only one I read for a long time, I never really noticed.
I definitely need to look into this comments stuff. I can’t stand the idea of folks having to register just so they can heckle. 😀
EDIT — ok well, that was an easy setting to change. I guess we’ll see. If I get drowned in vitriol or enhancements to the thingy I haven’t got, I’ll turn the guard-dog back on.
WordPress.com can be set to various different settings for commenting. I have a basic rule that if you have left a comment before that I have accepted as not spam then you will be recognised next time you leave a comment.
I personally find leaving comments on blogger accounts to be more annoying on occassion.
Yeah, I’m not a huge fan of the popup comments window for Blogger, but it works more or less. Hopefully folks will have an easier time here now too.