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RGuest 15 year s ago
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Dreth 15 year s ago
That's fun if you like picking on random strangers and not be there to see the outcome.
Others like to see the results of their trolling and won't settle for this.
Too bad I'm not as angry as I used to be, otherwise I'd be doing this by now.
Others like to see the results of their trolling and won't settle for this.
Too bad I'm not as angry as I used to be, otherwise I'd be doing this by now.
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GOODSTUFF4U 15 year s ago
Visit chatroulette.com or any other site where you are able to communicate to strangers via webcam. Find your victim and ask for his personal contact information.
ERR ... find your victim - get personal info on a spam type site
looks like and ad for chatroulette to me
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/video/item/13/Facebook_Twitter_Revolutionizing_H
ow_Parents_Stalk_Their_Kids
ERR ... find your victim - get personal info on a spam type site
looks like and ad for chatroulette to me
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/video/item/13/Facebook_Twitter_Revolutionizing_H
ow_Parents_Stalk_Their_Kids
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lulz 15 year s ago
@ SuperMilow (post #1) when you are talking about extents, you must use the word "too", not "to".
E.g. "this soda is _too_ cold", "it's _too_ hot for a sweater today", "I am _too_ old to jump over the fence" and so on.
"to" is used as a reference to destination or action:
"I am going _to_ the park", "I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson", etc
E.g. "this soda is _too_ cold", "it's _too_ hot for a sweater today", "I am _too_ old to jump over the fence" and so on.
"to" is used as a reference to destination or action:
"I am going _to_ the park", "I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson", etc
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zugzub 15 year s ago
lulz, You have got to be kidding me? Do we really need two spellings of the word To, no we don't. It's just stupid.
doesn't matter one bit if some one types
"I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Or
"I am going _too_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Either way you know your going to get smacked.
doesn't matter one bit if some one types
"I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Or
"I am going _too_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Either way you know your going to get smacked.
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totwotoo 15 year s ago
zugzub, your just gonna get they're trollin' shoes going too the extreme. Then their going too post again in response two you're angryness.
Others like to see the results of their trolling and won't settle for this.
Too bad I'm not as angry as I used to be, otherwise I'd be doing this by now.
ERR ... find your victim - get personal info on a spam type site
looks like and ad for chatroulette to me
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/video/item/13/Facebook_Twitter_Revolutionizing_H
ow_Parents_Stalk_Their_Kids
E.g. "this soda is _too_ cold", "it's _too_ hot for a sweater today", "I am _too_ old to jump over the fence" and so on.
"to" is used as a reference to destination or action:
"I am going _to_ the park", "I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson", etc
nice way to fu#$ someone
doesn't matter one bit if some one types
"I am going _to_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Or
"I am going _too_ smack this guy who is giving me a grammar lesson"
Either way you know your going to get smacked.
You're ≠ Your
They're ≠ Their