I was taking a look at who was watching my rehashes to see if I could find something of theirs to trade for. One of the members had a huge recycle sign and were set to private. I couldn’t see their rehashes. This seems silly. Can they keep all their other info private yet still show what they’re trading?

Dallas, TX

Wow, that’s odd. I haven’t encountered that before.

My mistake. It was disabled for testing some 3 months ago and I guess I forgot to turn it back on. It’s back on now so you should be able to see their rehashes.

Miami, FL

Sounds like a great feature, just as long as they know they can only trade with their friends if they turn it on. I understand the want/need to keep your business private on the net :) Thanks for the FYI “Douche.” Hee hee, your user name makes me giggle each time I see it.

Dallas, TX

Douche, unbeknown to us lowly beings, is a god among men. Without him, there would not be many a great thing. This includes www.hotchickswithdouchebags.com and every “douche” derivative noun you can think of.
Yes, this includes “Doucho Baggins,” “Clementine of Cappadoucha,” and “Maximus Douchemus Meridius, Commander of the Douches of the North, General of the Douchy Legions, loyal servant to the true doucheness, Marcus Douchelius. Father to a douchy son, husband to a bleethed wife.”

Miami, FL

That was so deep.

Since there are minors on this site anyway, I think they should have their profiles automatically set to private….

Interlachen, Florida

Actually I believe the Terms and Conditions of use (of whatever the legal jargon is) stipulates that users are 18. So there shouldn’t be any minors on Rehash, right? (cough cough)

Lomita (near Los Angeles), CA

“Terms and conditions” is just code-word for “this site is actually being run by Big Brother.”

“Rehash” is code-word for a secret government funded project involving nuclear – I’m sorry – nucular substances and its possible “pro-environmental” uses in modern warfa- I uh, mean, gardening. Yes, gardening.

And “Green” is code-word for…uh…green, pending ongoing litigation. We are currently in a custody battle over who has more privilege over the use of the word “Green.” Parties involved include, but are not limited to: Greenpeace, Crayola, Stephen King, Cast and Crew of “Freddy Got Fingered,” Ralph Nader, the Greenwich commonwealth, and Kermit the Frog (under the stipulation that “it ain’t easy being green”).

According to sources, however, Crayola may back out of the legal standoff stating that “with the success of ‘Tickle Me Pink’ as a replacement for just ‘Pink’* we are considering to permanently let go of our ties with ‘green’ and embrace the much more appealing ‘electric lime’.” Crayola representatives continued saying that “possible talks of ‘Tropical Rain Forest,’ ‘Asparagus,’ and the ever-elusive ‘Caribbean Green’ are in immediate consideration of company owners, however, no decisive action has been taken as of yet.”

*Precedent set by court ruling in favor of pop star by same moniker.

Miami, FL