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You can use a chat client called JAM that removes your name from someone’s list; I think I read about it on this site but i couldnt find the thread. Here’s the link http://www.geocities.com/trolling_around/ All you need to do is log in to your id, select the persons name and click on reject and they’re gone. They also receive a message saying that you have rejected them.
My parents are European and when I was younger mum used to make this weird stuff in a big bowl that consisted of some form of weird meat and enough garlic to feed a small country and then she would put it into the fridge to “set” and when it was ready it looked like a clear jello with big chunks of meat in it and we would eat it cold. Apparently I used to love it 😮
Quote:quote: Thanks for the info. Are there any other instant message sites
where you dont have the conversation log saving option?Even if you used an instant message program without this option, the other person can easily copy and paste your conversation into a word document and save it that way.
This didn’t work for me. I downloaded the file and installed it as per Shifter’s instructions but after I clicked yes to backup, I got a message that read, “Unable to Patch File. Possible Causes: file is patched, wrong program/version or it’s running.”
I’m currently running Yahoo 5.5, build 1254. Does anyone have any ideas as to what I may be doing wrong or why it’s not working for me?
I always get asked out if I talk to a guy from the same city as me; we start talking then they wanna meet me that night or the day after which I find really weird. Afterall, they don’t even know I’m really a woman at that point. I would never consider this kind of “meeting”. I do have a chat friend that I’ve been chatting to for 10 months and we’ve been talking on the phone a few months that I’m gonna meet this weekend 😀 Wish me luck! :p
I use Yahoo, MSN and AIM but I use and like yahoo the most. AIM is definately the most boring in terms of their crappy smilies.
