> Too bad it's in Italian, because it's a lot of fun to read it; a friend of mine solved that problem by...

acamgirl.com solves the problem the same way. I read about that site in Time magazine in a waiting room. Basically it's a run of the mill cam site (no, not THAT kind), but what's hilarious is the Freak of the Week archive section, in which she posts email from twisted people and rips them to SHREDS. Sometimes I think she goes too far, but usually these people get what's coming to them. I particularly like how she shreds people who assume that because a total stranger's personal web site is publically available, they have some sort of say in it and have the right to complain angrily if it doesn't measure up. (I *hate* that type of presumption.)

I'd love to do that myself -- what a stress reliever -- but (1) I don't want people to feel intimidated about emailing me, especially if it's *constructive* criticism or alerting me to an error on a page somewhere, and (2) it would not be conducive toward building and maintaining the image and sense of community that I want RinkWorks to have.

So I get my kicks reading other people's flame sections.