Crazy Quilting

That most certainly is not a quilting link.

Isn't this the same one we had post a while back and the url opened up p*rn pictures??? Notice I deleted the url. I'm not gonna look. I accidentally looked at the last one and I been trying to "unsee" that since. eeeeuuuw!

Sharon

~Margie O'Hara wrote: ~ ~> The topic of this post is Crazy Quilting, which is a type of ~> needlework that was popular in the Victorian era and has been gaining ~> in popularity since a resurgence of the craft in the 70's. Crazy ~> Quilting consists of irregularly shaped patches of fabric which are ~> sewn to a backing fabric. The patches are usually embellished with ~> embroidery or trims. Topics for discussion include, but are not ~> limited to: crazy patching, antique quilts, members projects, hand ~> embroidery, machine embroidery, other embellishments (like lace, ~> beads, buttons and ribbons), classes, books, fabrics, ornaments, ~> wallhangings and many others. Below is a photo ~> of my latest quilt. Your opinions are importent to me as i ~> hope to win a blue ribbon this year. Thanks and I hope to start an ~> information exchange and make new friends. ~> ~> Margie. ~> ~> ~> ~Isn't this the same one we had post a while back and the url opened up p*rn ~pictures??? Notice I deleted the url. I'm not gonna look. I ~accidentally looked at the last one and I been trying to "unsee" that ~since. eeeeuuuw! ~ ~Sharon ~--- ~Never try to teach a pig to sing. It's a waste of time and just annoys the ~pig.

Oh, Sharon, I wish I had seen your post this morning BEFORE I had opened it. I don't think I will ever be able to "unsee" that image. eeeuuuwww...doesn't even start to describe it. I was quite shocked.

I've since blocked that person.

I *never* click on a "tiny URL".

I might if it were in an e-mail from my sister saying that it's a picture of her newborn great-grandchild.

Yes, and since the text was similar (identical?) I did not go to the URL. Someone else did, and posted a warning. I wish tinyurl.com responded to complaints. I no longer trust

Beverly

You are right. I didn't look last time (thanks to everyone's warning) and I am not looking now. It is precisely the same post.

Kirsten

It's a good idea to not click on a link posted by a stranger, anyway. Even worse than the p*rn is the possibility of mal-ware downloading itself onto your computer. Sneaky scripts and trojans are sometimes hidden on these things.