Well, I must admit I am ANON sometimes (usually because I forget to login), and it IS convenient sometimes. I fully understand the people who choose to remain anonymous and respect their decision to remain that way. Now excuse me, my momma ran into the plate glass door again. She's odd like that.

yo momma so fat, her blood type is ragu, thick and chunky style

yo momma teeth so yellow, when she smiles traffic slows down.

yo momma so fat, when she went to the airport they stamped good year on her butt and sent her out to the airfield.

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Yo momma had such an ugly baby that she had to tie a pork chop around your neck to get the dog to play with you!

Yo mamma so fat, when she's standing on a corner a policeman will come up and say "break up the crowd".

You're absolutely correct that some people take the whole Anon spot and utilize it as a verbal weapon of hate or, more often, just to piss people off. I just forget usually or if it's a subject no one really NEEDS to know it's me, like Favorite Recipes, or What did you eat for Dinner? Stuff that's touchy, like Religion, politics the new Star Wars Movie and the Great Pumpkin I make a point to log on, most importantly because then it's a stronger voice than just an anon. You'll find I ignore most flaming anons whilst giving utmost attention and respect to those who are logged in. While I agree everyone has a voice, I always listen more closely if I know who I'm talking to.