Putting comments on someone else’s blog can be a difficult business at times. Most, including my own, tend to be protected by a word verification. This is one that was on Eagleton Notes the other day...
I defy anyone to get it right by anything other than sheer fluke. I tried hwwvnxab – Wrong! It could, of course, have been wvw or vww in the middle...Then again, imiw is not beyond the bounds of possibility, or vimiv....
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ReplyDeleteThat's got to be one of the worst I've seen, but I am in agreement with GB. Once the initial panic is over you can see that the second line after the h (making up the right hand half of the v) ends slightly below the beginning of the next letter.
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