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Did you know, . . . . . . . that today is Elbows Off the Table Day? In 1952, The Complete Book of Etiquette was published. Remember what your mother always told you: Keep your elbows off the table! Or at least try. :-) ~~~ Today's Inspirational Quote: "The future may be made up of many factors but where it truly lies is in the hearts and minds of men. Your dedication should not be confined for your own gain, but unleashes your passion for our beloved country as well as for the integrity and humanity of mankind." -- Li Ka Shing |
Be cool between your legs Good night Goodie and sweet dreams |
I won. I am last |
Microsoft painting, watching glee and typing on NL ![]() |
Long Kiss Goodnight between your legs ![]() |
Glee - It's so funny ![]() |
thanks mik/saint @topic bringing the dead back to life ![]()
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See butee. Try match this one with a Nigerian hay haay!
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Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach him how to fish and you get rid of him all weekend. -- Zenna Schaffer |
Some folks are wise and some otherwise. |
olo miii |
a troubling enigma not to mention bushwacker hay haay ![]() |
FBI Issues Warning Over Friendly Facebook Scams by Terrence O'Brien (RSS feed) — Oct 6th 2009 at 7:23PM The disturbing evolution of the 419 scam from e-mails from Nigerian princes to hijacked Facebook accounts is raising serious alarms within law enforcement circles. We originally reported this new tactic in January, but users still haven't caught on. Just last month a Missouri woman was taken for $4,000 by a scammer posing as a friend on Facebook, and the 'Today Show' recently aired a segment about Sister Erma, a nun, whose Facebook was hijacked and used to dupe her friend Debbie Peterson in to handing over $3,000. The scam starts with spam messages that contain malcious links. People careless enough to click on these links, like the previously mentioned CooooL Video and FBAction messages, are either led to fake Facebook log in pages that steal your e-mail and password, or are infected with a keylogger that captures all of your usernames and passwords across several different sites. Once the scammers have collected this information they begin sending messages to friends and family of the hijacked account claiming to be in trouble -- in most cases stuck traveling abroad. The messages claim that the person has lost his or her wallet or been mugged and needs a loan (of several thousand dollars) to pay off hotel bills. The scam has become prevalent enough that the FBI saw fit to issue a warning last week about the threat. In a press release, the Bureau cited reports from the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) that the number of hijacked accounts reported has increased dramatically. There have been only 3,200 cases reported since 2006, but we're sure at least as many (if not significantly more) have gone unreported to the IC3. The FBI provided a simple list of safety tips for avoiding becoming the next anecdote on Switched about someone losing thousands of dollars. And remember our advice -- if you think your account has been hijacked, immediately warn your friends and family. Or if you find yourself on the receiving end of a plea for financial assistance from a Facebook pal, exercise some skepticism and confirm their identity before wiring any money. Then, please report the incident to the IC3. [From: Today Show, FBI, MSNBC] http://xml.channel.aol.com/xmlpublisher/fetch.v2.xml?option=expand_relative_urls&dataUrlNodes=uiConfig,feedConfig,entry&id=489673&pid=489672&uts=1254869669 http://cdn.channel |
Better to have loved a short man than never to have loved a tall |
"Do you know why God withheld the sense of humor from women? That we may love you instead of laughing at you." - Mrs. Patrick Cambell - to a man |
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be misquoted, then used against you |
Did you know. . . , . . . . that today is Lopsided Football Game Day? In 1916, Georgia Tech slaughtered Cumberland University, 222 to 0, the most lopsided score ever in a game of football. Um, go, Georgia Tech! ;-) ~~~ Today's Inspirational Quote: "Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it's always your choice." -- Wayne Dyer |
jx.oracle link=topic=4370231: hahahahathe responses are dead funny too ![]() |
funny thread ![]() |
yes!!! |
noetic15:LOL, u people are funny ![]() |
michelin89:Michelin89 Are you trying to tell us indirectly that Nigerian girls have to be photoshopped with 10000kg of make-up in order for them to be pretty. |
I like this ATM girl. At least she is beautiful without running around with long horse hair on her head ![]()
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Without the weaves/braids 7/8 of Nigerian girls are not pretty. Somalians, Ethiopians, Liberian, South Africans, are prettier. According to the survey, Nigerian boys are prettier than the Nigerian girls. According to Yellow man, dem body look good but dem face no ready ![]() |
tpia.:Looks like someone send this crazy bush girl to harass me, but I am not going to argue with her until 7pm (my time). That's when I am going to be pissed. ![]() |
^^^ huh! crazy man a come, Rrrrrun Epi rrrrrun ![]() |
typing, chit-chatting on the phone and eating baked turkey wings with scalloped potatoes. yum! ![]() |
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. - Dr. Seuss |
It is impossible to love and be wise |
laughing out loud |
why can't she stay on track so ALL can follow. The deal is, we keep one head. |
tpia.:stop talk in parables and speakay inglay, so I can answer you appropriately. tpia.:That's all you have to say. Stuuuuupes. I hate dealing with amateurs. When you ready for a bull dog fight, step up |
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Your NL boyfriend nko- how he dey?