Evidence of said note and said girl......
04-01-2005, 03:28 PM
#19
LOL...I was mainly referring to the people on the other end.
Remember <a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4b6/msgs/226517.phtml">this</a> post? Well, I had to investigate.
She answered my email and I began to learn a little about her via IM. Becuse she claimed to actually be interested in a room, I sent her a picture of my living room and a picture of me (she sent me some more of her, so I thought it would be fair).
She seemed to be a little bit of an angry person, and when I jokingly suggested that I thought she was a man, she went ballistic. Back and forth, back and forth, the war was on. Finally I get so fed up with her calling me "stupid" for thinking she was a man that I politely informed her that <i>she</i> was the moron who had, after all, posted such a blatantly provocative picture while just looking for a room. I then directed her to the aforementioned Audiworld post and the many people following the thread, which in hindsight, was probably a mistake.
Fast forward to the next day. I checked my email and noticed I had received about fifty messages from gay, horny males accepting "my" invitation to hook up. I knew immediately what she had done and sure enough in the "Men Seeking Men" section of Craigslist was "my" ad--complete with my name, email, and picture. Luckily I did not give her any further information!
I think I got the last laugh as she is now banned from posting on Craigslist.
She answered my email and I began to learn a little about her via IM. Becuse she claimed to actually be interested in a room, I sent her a picture of my living room and a picture of me (she sent me some more of her, so I thought it would be fair).
She seemed to be a little bit of an angry person, and when I jokingly suggested that I thought she was a man, she went ballistic. Back and forth, back and forth, the war was on. Finally I get so fed up with her calling me "stupid" for thinking she was a man that I politely informed her that <i>she</i> was the moron who had, after all, posted such a blatantly provocative picture while just looking for a room. I then directed her to the aforementioned Audiworld post and the many people following the thread, which in hindsight, was probably a mistake.
Fast forward to the next day. I checked my email and noticed I had received about fifty messages from gay, horny males accepting "my" invitation to hook up. I knew immediately what she had done and sure enough in the "Men Seeking Men" section of Craigslist was "my" ad--complete with my name, email, and picture. Luckily I did not give her any further information!
I think I got the last laugh as she is now banned from posting on Craigslist.