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ORIGINAL: tosted

i recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles. manly from other country's. i have learned that they say there from the us when there not. if you think that is bad check this out some say there female when they are men. i also should add there using a translator very poorly. look for words that are out of place.

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ORIGINAL: tosted

i recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles. manly from other country's. i have learned that they say there from the us when there not. if you think that is bad check this out some say there female when they are men. i also should add there using a translator very poorly. look for words that are out of place.

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ORIGINAL: DomMeinCT


I don't know how big a problem this is....since that's really only about a half-teaspoon. 

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ORIGINAL: SweetPoosy

[:'(] Ewww! It's getting gross in here!

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ORIGINAL: SweetPoosy

All of this kissy-wissy    [sm=couple.gif]stuff is just turning my stomach! How 'bout some good ol' whips and chains? [sm=crop.gif]

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ORIGINAL: SweetPoosy

Thanks Zeph! I was getting worried there for a moment...what with Jeffff being all almost-normal and stuff.

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ORIGINAL: DomMeinCT

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ORIGINAL: tosted

i recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles. manly from other country's. i have learned that they say there from the us when there not. if you think that is bad check this out some say there female when they are men. i also should add there using a translator very poorly. look for words that are out of place.

I don't know how big a problem this is....since that's really only about a half-teaspoon. 

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ORIGINAL: CarrieO

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ORIGINAL: tosted

I recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles (Join these two.  They are two clauses of the same sentence) mainly from other countries.  (TWO, not one, spaces after the end of a sentence.)  I have learned that they say they're from the U.S. when they're not.  (Capitalize beginnings of sentences, please).  If you think that is bad, (comma required - if clause) check this out (Interjections will often have an exclamation point.  In this case, a period is fine.  However, you did forget to end the sentence.  You have a run on sentence.).  Some say they're female when they are men. I also should add (it would be better if you added the word "that"  -  not NECESSARY, but it would flow better) they're using a translator very poorly.  Look for words that are out of place.

You mean like "manly" instead of mainly or "there" instead of they're?   [8|]

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ORIGINAL: tosted

i recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles. manly from other country's. i have learned that they say there from the us when there not. if you think that is bad check this out some say there female when they are men. i also should add there using a translator very poorly. look for words that are out of place.

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ORIGINAL: tosted

i recently discovered that there are a cum load of fake profiles. manly from other country's.

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ORIGINAL: sunshinemiss

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ORIGINAL: CarrieO

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ORIGINAL: tosted

I recently discovered that there is a cum load of fake profiles (Join these two.  They are two clauses of the same sentence) mainly from other countryies.  (TWO, not one, spaces after the end of a sentence.)  I have learned that they say they're from the U.S. when they're not.  (Capitalize beginnings of sentences, please).  If you think that is bad, (comma required - if clause) check this out (Interjections will often have an exclamation point.  In this case, a period is fine.  However, you did forget to end the sentence.  You have a run on sentence.).  Some say they're female when they are men. I also should add (it would be better if you added the word "that"  -  not NECESSARY, but it would flow better) they're using a translator very poorly.  Look for words that are out of place.

You mean like "manly" instead of mainly or "there" instead of they're?   [8|]

I tried to stop myself.  I swear I did.  Poor grammar is a sign of using a translator very poorly as you have noted above.

Thank you for the chuckle.  I miss the old Ultimate Collar Me Question, don't you?