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Cosplay Creatives
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Syowa - permanent station of Japan, Sector claimed by Norway, Antarctica
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Kincaid Blackwood
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Los Angeles, California, US
T wrote: Hey, I didn't out this one HaahAHAhaAHAHAaaHAHA!!
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Dream-foto
Posts: 4483
Chico, California, US
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Jay Edwards
Posts: 18616
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
Orca Bay Images wrote: The Girlfriend Who Never Was Oh, my bad. I thought this was about Obama's ''composite girlfriend'' mentioned in his book...
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Cosplay Creatives
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Syowa - permanent station of Japan, Sector claimed by Norway, Antarctica
Jay Edwards wrote: Oh, my bad. I thought this was about Obama's ''composite girlfriend'' mentioned in his book... Teehee!
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Chris Rifkin
Posts: 25581
Tampa, Florida, US
Gryph wrote:
Tee Heehee! fixed
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RBM Photo
Posts: 557
Bellbrook, Ohio, US
Jesus Christ this story . . . . I think that's the most epic troll I've ever heard of.
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Nicolette
Posts: 12718
Houston, Texas, US
GK photo wrote: te'o's playing days are over, regardless. he was on his back more than jenna jameson during that national title game. I am literally tearing up. I laughed WAY too hard at that.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
I feel bad for the guy. Being deceived is the worst.
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Nicolette
Posts: 12718
Houston, Texas, US
Jules NYC wrote: I feel bad for the guy. Being deceived is the worst. As do I.... if he really believed it. Or he made it up for sympathy votes for the Heisman. Which he still lost.
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Grit City Pinups
Posts: 270
Seattle, Washington, US
Jules NYC wrote: I feel bad for the guy. Being deceived is the worst. I think he was in on it. Part of the story was that they initially met after a Stanford - Notre Dame game. He told his father that they used to meet when she travelled to Hawaii. And he claims that they talked on the phone every night. You don't imagine meeting your girlfriend after a ball game. It either happened or it didn't.
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RBM Photo
Posts: 557
Bellbrook, Ohio, US
Jules NYC wrote: I feel bad for the guy. Being deceived is the worst. I don't think he was deceived at all. I think he was in on it the whole time. He and his buddy trolled the entire fucking country . . . . THAT was epic. Holy shit.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
I don't have enough information nor do I even want to research it. If the guy trolled, shame on him. If the guy didn't troll, that sucks.
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Paige Morgan
Posts: 4060
New York, New York, US
RBM Photo wrote: I don't think he was deceived at all. I think he was in on it the whole time. He and his buddy trolled the entire fucking country . . . . THAT was epic. Holy shit. This. I think he was in on it.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
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Brooklyn Bridge Images
Posts: 13200
Brooklyn, New York, US
Jules NYC wrote: I hate people that lie. The question is who is the liar ?
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SPV Photo
Posts: 808
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
GeM Photographic wrote: Was she also a Gatekeeper on MM? Can someone fill the rest of us in on this one?
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Nicolette
Posts: 12718
Houston, Texas, US
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
GeM Photographic wrote: Was she also a Gatekeeper on MM? That Dead Dying Girl, Po Claire...How can you have a girlfriend and you never met?, and only had online friend ship...THEY still make Computer Cameras? And only chatted on the phone...they have Camera Phones? This football player...Te'o She is a drama queen!!!! She makes some of the drama queens here...look really boring. lol ....And either way it comes out...His Stock in the NFL..is getting lower and lower....ESPN is now airing a interview he did in October...The Girl that was not there!!!
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Brooklyn Bridge Images wrote: The question is who is the liar ? Who knows. A CSI matter.
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Orca Bay Images
Posts: 33877
Arcata, California, US
Jay Edwards wrote: Oh, my bad. I thought this was about Obama's ''composite girlfriend'' mentioned in his book... Fanatic: A person who can't change his mind and won't change the subject.
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Orca Bay Images
Posts: 33877
Arcata, California, US
I find it strange/suspicious that his girlfriend was dying of leukemia, yet he never once visited her.
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Orca Bay Images
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Arcata, California, US
GK photo wrote: te'o's playing days are over, regardless. he was on his back more than jenna jameson during that national title game. Very doubtful on the part I bolded. One spectacularly bad game is not going to end his career. The championship game likely knocked him out of top-five draft status, possibly further. Depending on how this bizarre story about his fake GF shakes out, he could possibly knock himself down to the second round of the draft.
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
Orca Bay Images wrote: I find it strange/suspicious that his girlfriend was dying of leukemia, yet he never once visited her. This...plus...The reporter who interview him in Oct. ESPN...Ask to see a picture of the dead dying girl, and a phone number to the family of the dead dying girl...Te'O would not provide a picture or phone number or family of the dead dying girl. It is strange...IF Te'O was a taken advantage of a cruel hoax..shame on them, and naive actions...BUT...if he was apart of the cruel hoax...tells you a lot about Te'o.
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Orca Bay Images
Posts: 33877
Arcata, California, US
DOUGLASFOTOS wrote: It is strange...IF Te'O was a taken advantage of a cruel hoax..shame on them, and naive actions...BUT...if he was apart of the cruel hoax...tells you a lot about Te'o. On one hand, he's Mormon, so it's possible the young man is just ridiculously naive. Most Mormons I've known were very trusting and honest and were prone to looking for the best in people... to a fault. On the other hand, I've known a few astoundingly dishonest and manipulative Mormons.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Orca Bay Images wrote: On one hand, he's Mormon, so it's possible the young man is just ridiculously naive. Most Mormons I've known were very trusting and honest and were prone to looking for the best in people... to a fault. On the other hand, I've known a few astoundingly dishonest and manipulative Mormons. Religion has nothing to do with it. Trust is earned. The story doesn't jive. I believe you could have an emotional connection without the face-to-face. Truth is, eventually you have to meet :-). Without discernment and without skilled discretion, anyone could fall for anyone. That is not naïveté, that is stupidity. As for being taken advantage of, there are many sick people in this world. Naïveté at its finest is beautiful.
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
What does not make any sense...in today's tech world...Computers have what? Cameras....Phones have Cameras...Come on Folks. This shit does not jive. At all.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
DOUGLASFOTOS wrote: What does not make any sense...in today's tech world...Computers have what? Cameras....Phones have Cameras...Come on Folks. This shit does not jive. At all. Exactly.
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Orca Bay Images
Posts: 33877
Arcata, California, US
Jules NYC wrote: Religion has nothing to do with it. Trust is earned. The story doesn't jive. As I explained, religion could have something to do with it. For some people, trust is entirely earned; none is given free. For some people, some level of trust is implicit from the getgo.
I believe you could have an emotional connection without the face-to-face. Truth is, eventually you have to meet :-). We don't disagree on that.
Without discernment and without skilled discretion, anyone could fall for anyone. That is not naïveté, that is stupidity. You say potato, I say potahto.
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Orca Bay Images
Posts: 33877
Arcata, California, US
DOUGLASFOTOS wrote: What does not make any sense...in today's tech world...Computers have what? Cameras....Phones have Cameras...Come on Folks. This shit does not jive. At all. They allegedly did have a relationship via Facebook. There were photos exchanged.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Orca Bay Images wrote: Jules NYC wrote: Religion has nothing to do with it. Trust is earned. The story doesn't jive. As I explained, religion could have something to do with it. For some people, trust is entirely earned; none is given free. For some people, some level of trust is implicit from the getgo.
I believe you could have an emotional connection without the face-to-face. Truth is, eventually you have to meet :-). We don't disagree on that.
You say potato, I say potahto. Religious and nonreligious people can be fucked up just the same. I do agree that some religions start with a base 'trust everybody' mentality. Even if you are a devout *insert religion here*, that doesn't mean you abandon all common-sense and logic.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Orca Bay Images wrote: They allegedly did have a relationship via Facebook. There were photos exchanged. Anyone could give you photos. There are people on here that claim to be men that are women and vise-versa. How many fake profiles people have to talk in forums :-) I talk on the internet the same way I talk face-to-face. No bullshit. As for identity, http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=O3W2QG6H … O3W2QG6HEt What really blows is to be duped face-to-face.
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Top Level Studio
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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
T wrote: Personally, I could be intrigued but not in love....suppose they have BO? Bombastic Orgasms?
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Garry k
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Chris Rifkin
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Tampa, Florida, US
Anyone who has the Jim Rome show in their area,this could be one of his alltime best shows I already have 4 e-mails to fire off myself
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Posts: 11911
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, California, US
Garry k wrote: Watching the Doc Movie "Catfish " will give you some insight into this phenomena http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1584016/ correct. the term for this type of hoax is called catfishing.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Garry k wrote: Watching the Doc Movie "Catfish " will give you some insight into this phenomena http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1584016/ I want to see this. I am curious how many people talk to others on the Internet more than they talk to people that they know personally. One thing that I will never understand is when people claim that they're so gloriously happy with their husband, wife, significant other, et cetera, yet they spend all their time yakking it up on the Internet :-) Is it analogous to people that write fake casting calls to get attention directed to their Facebook/business?
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Curt at photoworks
Posts: 31812
Riverside, California, US
Vito wrote: Really? Do you have any idea of how many models' grandparents have died here on MM alone? Some models have lost 10, 12, maybe even 20 grandparents. Modeling is the number of cause of grandparent death in the US.
GK photo wrote: no, you have that wrong. it's car failures. So all these model's grantparents deaths are caused by car failures??? Either way, this ramping up of grandparent deaths is going to decrease what has been encouraging longevity statistics.
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RBM Photo
Posts: 557
Bellbrook, Ohio, US
Chris Rifkin wrote: Anyone who has the Jim Rome show in their area,this could be one of his alltime best shows I already have 4 e-mails to fire off myself I used to, but he practically vanished from Ohio with the switch to CBS radio. Jay Mohr is funny in small doses, but too much Jay makes my ears bleed.
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