Swapping ThinkPink
ThinkPink!!! seems to have gone over to a Tumblr address ( http://thinkp1nk.tumblr.com ). I am not a great fan of Tumblr blogs and I doubt if you will see many appearing on the rolls at this blog. But ThinkPink has some very interesting images and did start as a real blog and so the link will be changed to this new address.
Bloggers new Captcha
The blogger “I am not a robot” word verification has gone over to that annoying, wavy, double word system. This is unpleasant to use and I have to admit that when a little tired, it does put me off commenting, as does not being able to comment under “Name/ URL”. So I apologize now for the reduced number of comments that I will be leaving on blogs with this. Sorry but I’m only human. Image courtesy of Bright Bottom from this post Commenting is Making me Crazy.
Go and have a vote
Words on the Bottom has an interesting set of posts under the title WAAs but has been a little lacking of voters, especially female voters. So if you want to take part in a little democratic voting fun and have a few minutes to spare please consider having a go. The latest poll is in this post The WAAs – II.
Happy belated St. David’s day
March 1st was St. David’s day, the national day of Wales and I hope that all the Welsh spankos had a fun day. The Welsh have their own language (I once spent a very painful but effective afternoon learning to count to ten in Welsh 
) but they also have one of the most difficult accents to copy, when speaking English. Here is how to do a Welsh accent.
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Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the clever Captcha thingy!
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I agree the new Captcha is very difficult. I have removed it from my blog, and let the spammers fall where they may.
I bought a “Learn Welsh” book when Prince Charles was learning it in preparation for his installation as Prince of Wales.
It’s a shame that they changed the Captcha. The old one was easy to use and stopped the spammers.
A long time ago but I have visited Caernarfon castle.
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I’ve removed it from my blog as well.
My grandparents were Welsh and I used to be able to speak a little but forgotten all of it except I can count up to ten in Welsh. Useless information I know.
Love,
Ronnie
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All I can do is count to ten and pronounce “LL” almost properly. I wonder how many other people from England can do that though?
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I can pronounce “LL”, having been born in North Wales! Thanks for the mention – getting more votes now, but I have learned to wait a month before declaring a winner
I hope that you have better luck with your polls than I did. My polls were noteworthy only by being major blogging disasters.
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