Ides – The 15th day of March, May, July, or October or the 13th day of the other months in the ancient Roman calendar.
Ides – The 15th day of March, May, July, or October or the 13th day of the other months in the ancient Roman calendar.
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Is only known from Shakespeare – which is rapidly being replaced by literature with an agendas in our schools alas
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Why can’t I comment on WP blogs with my usual email address I wonder?
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Delete these last two Comments please Ele – WordPress wont let me comment with my usual EMAIL Address
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Andrei – beware the Ides of March..
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It an old old profile that I never ever used PDM and now WordPress is forcing me to use it.
I can’t delete it of course – oh no they have got their hooks into me.
But not for long – I have an answer
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Andrei – I’ve deleted the two comments but have no idea why you’re having problems commenting. Had an email from another reader saying he was having the same problem.
It won’t be any consolation but I often have problems commenting on Blogspot blogs with a WordPress address.
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I figured out why Ele – years and years ago I looked into using wordpress and built a profile – with my usual Email address linked to it.
Then forgot about all it.
But then sometime today some change in wordpress which now demands that you log on to your profile if you are using an EMAIL address that is linked to a profile
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