https://www.scamsurvivors.com/forum/vie ... 11&t=62434"She" is still pissed... all in the same day...
ahahahah
You do not even read my letters.
I wrote secret words and encrypted them.
<- nope, she has not 
- but good to know
And you put my letter on anti scam.
I checked you and you fell into a trap. You're stupid.
I declassified you and told other girls to be careful with you.
I warned all the other girls that you are throwing their profiles in anti scam.
Now all the girls are warned and will not fall for your bait.
You f***ing asshole.
I fucked your mother in the ass.
Your mother is a whore and she bore you a bastard.
I do not know why your mother fucked and she was yelling at the pain in female genitalia!
Well, I see that your father is a f***ing asshole too.
Well, in any case, I fucked your whole family in their hairy ass.
Especially screaming from the pain of your mother when she poked a thick c*ck in her small anal.
I want your mother fucked in the mouth and finished in her mouth.
I want your mother to scream in pain.
yes, you can rape your mother and f*ck her in the mouth, in the female genitalia, in the ass.
Hi my love! I'm sorry that I got excited and told you rude words. I
know that it's not you who's to blame. You're good and I believe you.
I want to continue our communication. It can also be divided into two
parts. Benefit for large companies, I have already touched on above.
But there is one more important nuance. Concerning the cultural
integration of a commercial product into a mass culture. I'll sharpen
it for clarity: turning just well-made proprietary intellectual
property into a kind of "de facto standard", in my opinion, can only
be piracy. Exclusively due to theft software, the book, the film
becomes available to the social lower classes, and paraphrasing Marx,
the idea of a product (or brand) "embraces the masses and becomes a
material force." Here you need an example. Take the most famous
small-soft trademark. Throughout the substantial part of the 1990s, it
was possible to count the users of alternative operating systems
windows on the fingers. And, naturally, the licensed of all these
copies was only a very small part. But since the second half of the
zero the situation has changed qualitatively. The "Ponosov affair"
died down, and the era of Linux was everywhere in state institutions.
It's been eight years now, and what do we see? Has there become
radically more household "linuxoids"? Do we see a mass transition of
society to alternative MS platforms? No. We see something else. People
buy licensed software where they used pirated software yesterday. It
was more difficult to defeat the habit. And this habit in the long run
is clearly working for a non-greedy brand-builder. I also speak about
this from my own experience. Your submissive is a viniculturist with
20 years of experience, and none of the three attempts to move to a
trendy non-mainstream Linux over the years has led to nothing. I found
more experiments with the semi-axis (OS / 2) in the mid-90s, when it
seemed that the alternative to the power of small-scale (and at the
same time the mythical synthesis of the Apple and IBM platforms) is
already close. Why is this all happening? The answer is: piracy is
delaying. First, people firmly sit down on shareware pirated software.
Around him formed a circle of their daily habits and skills. And when
they are left with no choice but to care for an unfamiliar free
platform, they start paying. This is the nature of man. On three and a
half laptops, which we use with my wife today, there is a licensed
"Windows" True, it was still produced by the manufacturer and
since then we have only reinstalled it, using the "native" license
keys. The main thing that it is necessary to know the large
manufacturer of proprietary content about piracy - people follow the
convenience. If the energy is easier to download than to buy, a normal
person will prefer to download. If you want to pay for your product -
make it faster, cheaper (taking into account the time for fighting
viruses, crooked voice, poor quality), more convenient, morally
pleasing and, most importantly, safer than pirates. The benefit for
authors and small producers is that piracy takes care of - for honest
bribes, of course - the function of advertising (and word of mouth) of
your product. Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails were the first in the
music business to see this and take a step towards the challenges of
the era. Their albums can be downloaded in a good quality directly
from official websites. At the same time, if you pay a little, then
they will be delivered to you as an exclusive one. The result is very
good sales, multiplied by the increased loyalty of the audience. In
general, there is evidence that pirated digital copies correlate
exceptionally well with conventional sales. But here is a
controversial issue - it is not clear what exactly is the cause, and
what is the consequence.
My reply:
So... you are telling me you have a d*ck? Or that you are a d*ck? Hard with this translation... but I knew there is a reason I don't wanna f*ck you. The antibiotics will cost too much...
Help yourself by helping others - report your scammer here.Google can be your best friend;use it if you have doubts about someone met online. If someone met online only asks for money, no matter what reason, it´s 100% scam.
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by Big Al » Wed Jul 19, 2017 12:36 am 
