A complete stranger adds you as a friend on Flickr. You look at his stream and it's filled with God-awful pics of him bending over in nothing but a nasty bra and suspenders to show you bits of his body you really didn't want to see. You certainly didn't ask to see them, but because you've got a few pictures on Flickr showing yourself fully clothed, albeit as a different gender, you're somehow seen as fair game to anyone with a selection of poorly fitting lingerie and a cock like the last chicken in the shop (if the shop were a post-nuclear-holocaust bunker specialising in irradiated bonsai poultry) to add you as a "friend", in order to share their tenth-rate porn with you.
That same person has one picture on which he's inexplicably printed his full Yahoo username and password together with the message "use me and abuse me".
Would it be wrong to take them up on their offer, log on to Flickr using that Yahoo ID and password, and delete the entire Flickr account so that it were as if it had never existed? And then sit back with a strange sense of satisfaction that there was one less pointless sexually retarded loser using Flickr, and the world was a infintessimally nicer place because of it?
Hypothetically speaking, of course.
However, if one can't be arsed wasting too much time on a smeg-head, simple account deletion would seem an appropriate alternative.
On one side we have freedom of expression and not pandering to his wishes.
On the other, you have an open invitation, and a service to humanity.
I think Alli's is the best solution. Kittens FTW!
Its your duty as an I.T.professional to protect the rest of us Becky.
Maybe you could just delete the pics and leave a message 'from Flickr'.
Hypothetically speaking, of course.
Just my freely expressed opinion. Of course. :-)
Carolyn Ann
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