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What Happens in My Flickr, Stays in My Flickr

In T Play Box on May 27, 2008 at 2:14 pm

Something absolutely absurd just happened in my flickr photo stream. I haven’t been using flickr since last July, and switched to Picasa after flickr wouldn’t accept my online payment to become a pro member. I am too sensitive when online applications are concerned and can’t handle rejection, so I dumped flickr (or was it the other way around?).

So a few minutes ago I decided to post a couple of pictures to flickr just for fun. When the uploading process finished, I gasped for breath at the sight of one of my private pictures uploaded by mistake! The HORROR! I panicked, cursed repeatedly under my breath, and decided to immediately delete the picture and forget this episode ever happened. I figured there is no way anyone could have seen the picture because it had been uploaded only seconds earlier. I rushed to click “delete” but found a little surprise waiting for me: a comment on the picture from one of my contacts. ALREADY!

Damage control: delete the picture, send commenter email denying anything to do with it, and sign with “what happens in my flickr, stays in my flickr.” I should have added “I know where you live. I live where you live.” …me and my stupid little black dress vs. flickr adventures. Ugh.

  1. Wow.. in a few seconds you got a comment. You got stalkers.. or lovers!! :P

  2. Pooh, another provocative post that arouses my curiosity (after the ‘busted’ one); I’ll hack into flickr, get the history, contact the commentator - whom I envy ;) - then invite you to another workshop at the university :D
    I bet you won’t show up even by your designed hologram :P

  3. I live to make people curious. NOT. Funny/weird things keep happening to me and I report them, that’s all :P

  4. this sounds intersting! I wonder if a google image search for Tololy will result in anything!

    Let me go and try :P

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