Crash @crash@is.aaronbsmith.com

Oddly enough this new company is also based out of Florida.

I'm not looking into any additional details but I would not be shocked if it was the same person each time who for some reason is certain my email address is theirs.

Looks like once again someone's used my email to register for a service.

However, unlike PlentyOfFish and an EasyPass company in Florida, this new site requires email verification.

So I guess whomever this is is just going to have to wonder why their account was never activated, because there's no way I'm clicking that link.

@whalefall

... wait, that wasn't the mood you wished to convey in that toot, I think.

I just wanted to happily say hello.

@thegibson Somewhat relevant... https://somethingpositive.net/comic/up-in-flames/

@whalefall @magicalmilly There is a story behind this but I love that it isn't here. It's an out of context Milly toot.

3 years ago today, I attended a gala to learn I had not won Teacher of the Year. (I wasn't expecting to win, it was an honor to be one of the runners up.)

I got to wear the same tux I rented for my sister's wedding two days prior, so that was an added bonus.

@magicalmilly The "What are you doing in my swamp?!" line but instead of "swamp" it's "brain" and also directed at the voice uttering those words.

(For the record I love Code dot org, it's not perfect but it's still a great tool for teaching computational thinking at an early age and if their HTML lessons had existed back in 1996 I would have learned web design at a much faster pace.)

Code dot org, I have already done your survey. Asking me again a month later is not going to result in a different answer.

Otto Correct is the new Mrs. Malaprop.