I saw this at another site and decided to share.

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The practice of putting women on pedestals began to die out when it was discovered that they could give orders better from there.~ Betty Grable

If I wanted your opinion, I'd remove the duct tape and ask you for it.~ Me
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One man's dream is another man's nightmare~~~~> §¤ Lilith ¤§
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==>Gone Shopping<== ~Just a Quickie~ *~A Celebration Vacation~* ~Surprises~ Sleeping With the Window Open
What Did You Do Today? Self Defense Class ~Short Sweet Snippets~ § Summer Spin § Story Challenge Submission Pajamas

Thanks Lil, I just handled that. Damn a nosey buncha crap! LOL

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Love is not looking in each other's eyes, but looking together in the same direction - Antoine De Saint-Exupery

From Yahoo's web beacon page:

When conducting research Yahoo!'s practice is to require our partners to disclose the presence of these web beacons on their pages in their privacy policies and state what choices are available to users regarding the collection and use of this information.

I'm thinking it's fairly harmless. I know it pays to be wary of any Big Brother moves but in Thomas Friedman's new book, The World is Flat, he shows how your personal emails will never be released by the Yahoo!, even if you're the mother of a soldier killed in Iraq (a sad but true story in the book, alas).

If they want to track my actions on the Web, I'm not too concerned. It helps them tailor ads to keep my reliable service free, their 'Ask Yahoo!' stuff is more interesting because they are completely tuned in to marketing & it helps me be a smarter consumer. Sure, they can be a little puritanical but what company isn't, in my eyes? :cents: