marylander1940

I guess we are backwards this side of the pond!

There's no need to be very explicit. They all know what they're up to and what's expected from them. Whether they want to do it with all clients (no matter age or body) type or a few lucky ones is a whole different story.

If it's too good to be true...

Goldfish Crackers Just Changed Its Name To 'Chilean Sea Bass' WWW.DELISH.COM We didn't see this one coming. OP note: dumbest publicity stunt ever? Will it work? The official Goldfish® brand (@goldfishsmiles) • Instagram reel WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 416 likes, 34 comments - goldfishsmiles on October 23, 2024: "They look like Goldfish. They taste like Goldfish. But they’re called Chilean Sea Bass. Which is WAY more...

Well done.... you stopped him from scamming others in the meantime!

The simple act of asking somebody to go across state lines for any kind of criminal activity is hard to dismiss.

They prey on a certain demographic

of course! but right after some light food.

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