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This is definitely a fake though. There's simply no way you make that mistake, plus what woman seriously uses the term "love cave" when describing themselves??
What do your friends think about you? Find out!
Once again, Mashable fails to dig up the full story behind an event. Fail.
Mr. Cashmore for posting the situation so someone could clear it up! :-)
Having said that, I don't much care about the debate over whether this is real, fake, or the result of hacking or phishing. If it's real, she's a moron, and so is her fiance if he still marries her (assuming he exists; that's under debate, too). If it's fake, somebody has way too much time on their hands, and I feel sorry for the woman whose photo was used if it was without her permission. And if it's hacking/phishing, it sucks to be her. Regardless, it is kind of funny, especially considering the reactions of all those who commented.
Pete Cashmore wrote the article, so by definition it belongs here.
Another microwave situation perhaps?
she likes being mounted by a strong, powerful man.
i know lots of women who like that.
-bowerbird
These things go by the thousnads on the net, No one cares. ( So What)
As for the content, maybe I don't read enough romance novels but I can't imagine using wording like that in a private romantic email. "getting mounted by" I do not think I have EVER, EVER thought about it that way. I'm not a horse! It reads like a bad attempt at love scene in a romance novel.
It sounds fake. Whether she wrote it herself to get attention or she was hacked I don't know but it's just too funny and silly to seem real!
Do you think her vanity domain was hacked too?
http://thenextweb.com/2009/08/22/4chan-launches...
I just wasted two minutes of my afternoon
It's hard enough to get the original,much less the"other"one.
Please X out the names on this person's Friends list. I just located the profile of the person who apparently had her FB profile hacked. Her wall is accessible to all -- even without friending her first. I was recently "friended" by somebody I didn't know without my permission. Please do not make it easier than it already is to infiltrate people's FB profiles. Please show some respect for other people's privacy. Thanks!
Mashable, shame on you. I expected better from you, and when I clicked on the link, I thought this story was a legitimate how-to...not a literal "ZOMG check this out hur hur!".
2) wtf is @mashable posting this trash?!
I'm over here cracking up!!!
look familiar?
look familiar?
look familiar?
If I want schadenfreude on my lunch break, I'll just look at TwitScoop -- you guys, I look to for an intelligent perspective.
If I want schadenfreude on my lunch break, I'll just look at TwitScoop -- you guys, I look to for an intelligent perspective.
That shit was SO cash. Though that wasn't the best screen.
BEFORE YOU GET LAID, ASK FOR A PHONE NUMBER! LOL
You KNOW just on that verbiage alone it's a fake, and if you don't, you're an IDIOT!
Different photo next to her name.
It was easy to find.
I found this great series of pictures of a prom trip being busted by the police for alcohol. cell phone cameras caught it all.. Lovely dresses, too bad everything had to be poured out. Embarrassing forever! http://tinyurl.com/fbfunny