Yes, I am aware comments are borked on some recent posts - I apologize. It's apparently a code issue at Sb, and I can't fix it.
If you click directly through to a full post, you may not see comments. If you click on the "comments" link at the bottom of the post on the main page, you may be able to enter a comment there, but you won't see the full post anymore. This appears to be more of a problem for people using Firefox than for those using Safari.
And sorry about the timing - I know there are some lovely ladies anxious to express themselves about my last post. I've now added a link at the bottom which will hopefully enable you to view/add comments even if the coding issue continues.
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