Peta is bad? Wait, what? Check these stats on @Peta and you decide for yourself. If this is indeed true and factual in every way (fact checking info at bottom)… that’s pretty disgusting.
Ladies, this is how to tattoo your eyebrows. #wtfwtfwtf #ferngully #pleasedontkillme
Pretty sure this is Fern Gully.
I am all for people being individual and doing their own thing, but I’m not overly sure about this example. I’d say this is a good example of what not to do when tattooing eyebrows.
This is just unfortunate is what it is. This is the female example of this..
What do they have in common? Neither are going to get laid.
Well, she might because let’s face it guys, women have the vagina, we don’t.
Maybe the Jolly Green Giant will make her his Ho Ho Ho.
Wow. Just wow.
I hear stories every other day or week about this guy or that guy that was scammed by someone online using a model’s photos. The faker contacts the guy, says they are an internet model, sends them photos of the model and then starts an online relationship that lasts several months. All the while, making the person fall in love with who they believe is the model.
I had heard these stories and I always thought… wow, how can anyone be so gullible? The mere thought that some beautiful internet model is going to contact you randomly through instant messenger or through a dating site… this doesn’t set off any warning bells in your head? I understand we all want to believe things, and this would be one we’d all want to buy into… but come on… wouldn’t the dead give away be when she asks you for money, sent via Western Union to the Philippines or Africa or something?
Isn’t this the time where you say to yourself.. self, I am not this fucking dumb. I am smarter. I am going to go to the model’s website and email them so they can verify that I am talking with the model, or, that I am getting scammed. Wouldn’t you be smart enough to post the image randomly on a forum somewhere saying hey guys.. this girl says she wants to date me and she wants me to send her money, what do you think? I totally understand you may not know every model out there so a faker using a model’s pic might to you just seem like a pretty girl. How would you know she’s a net model? Odds are, you wouldn’t. Still, common sense *should* kick in, should it not?
I just watched this video, uploaded last year so many of you may have seen this already. It made me feel bad for the guy, then on the other hand, I thought… what is wrong with this guy? Am I being too harsh on him? I mean, if you send someone money and she claims to be flying into London to meet with you, and she doesn’t.. do you keep sending her money and fly to London 14 times to meet with her? She keeps standing you up, you seem to say, ok, I’ll send you more money.
Yikes, I think this guy might be the biggest romance scam I have heard of. I do feel bad he fell for it, but at the same time, duuuuude. Once, ok, your bad… you should have known better, but to send her over 300,000 ????
What in the fuck
I shouldn’t have to say this but I will, none of the Bella ladies are on dating sites. None of them use IM programs to chat and they will *NEVER* contact you asking you for anything. If you are ever contacted by anyone from Bella asking you for cash, go to http://bellsupport.com and fill out a ticket and tell us as much as possible.
“Do you realize now this was a scam?”
“yup”
Get back at fakers if you’ve been scammed.. learn how to bait one! - http://www.romancescambaiter.com/
Some of you love Japanese women, I know @Bryci does, so in finding this strange little video, I present, one of the oddest yet coolest thing you’ll see today.
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