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The face of a spammer poster in training :D

Speaking of which, we're the top two spammers of the day! :woot:

(we are totally nearing world domination)

Ehem, so here's a recent one of me:

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That's me with the t-shirt on my face. The picture was taken at Paramount Canada's Wonderland. I was standing in line for a ride (forgot which) and a skunk let one loose. Smelled so bad too. Anyway, I'll get more pictures of the real me with my glasses on. ;)

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I was thinking the same thing but what are the chances of them stumbling into this thread and actually finding it. Some of the images have random file names so it would be harder to find. And if my friend found out I put a picture of her on a tech forum, she'd beat me to a pulp.

Just wondering how many pictures there must be on this thread where people have uploaded a group photo with the friend(s) in question completely oblivious (myself included). They will be searching tut net one day and randomly see a picture of themselves and be like wtf?

eh.. those pictures are all over facebook on different albums including myspace.. so.. ya.

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