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Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: AdderallApocalypse on January 02, 2010, 02:39:32 am
So, as has anyone who frequents the internet, i've seen my fair share of wackos, oddballs, and many people who just don't conform to the norms of society. But, what's worse is that you can pose to be anyone you desire to be on the internet. Of course, you can tell lies regarding yourself in real life; but on the internet your appearance is obstructed and so are other details which are dead ringers given you know that individual in person which you really can't hide, much less lie about. So, go ahead, fabricate your age, location, sex, even steal copious amounts of pictures from some innocent high schooler's Facebook. Chances are that the many people you meet and begin to call your "friend" will never tell the difference anyhow. Sure, stealing a picture is considered identity theft, and this doesn't abide by the law - at least not in the US. But, besides breaking the law, what are the consequences of being someone who you aren't? Read on...

Given that we know this, why do some of us always believe these profiles? Is it because we're naive or too trusting, since we can't grip the idea that someone would breach our trust without any feelings of guilt or remorse afterwards? Yes, some people actually live lies and, at the end of the day, don't feel bothered by it one bit. But you have to ask yourself: "At what point does it begin to matter if someone lied about their appearance, age, or other things regarding their identity?". I'm sure that no one here cares either way if a nerd who posted in the picture thread is slightly paler and nerdier looking, and with a few more years under their belt. That isn't to say that there aren't situations where the lie goes a little deeper, and it does begin to matter; especially when the lie isn't just a white lie and the liar is someone who isn't just another user on a forum's memberlist.

There happens to be large group of people on the internet who are held back socially for one reason or another, and consider this to be their "safe haven". You probably are, though this is debatable, less likely to be judged. Even so, it's tough to argue that it's much easier to approach and associate with someone online. It's also easier to pick and choose who you want to be your friend. With that said, i'm willing to bet that a majority of people, even on Gamingw, have met someone who they'd easily call a friend, maybe even a good friend. Hell, possibly a great friend depending on who you are.

Why is any of this information relevant to me, and what do you have to learn from it? Well it just so happens that I was a victim of someone who was seeking a cure for their boredom, and thought it would be exciting to become someone else. Not just for a day or a week, but for a period of months. And I happened to become rather close to one of the girls she created...Yes, that's correct, I said "one of" since their happens to be many. Maybe I am one of those dumb people that's inclined to believe that certain people are real, even if they aren't. I'm going to reserve what moral can be extracted from this, and save it for later. For now, go ahead and strap yourselves in listen in to my story. You might even walk away from this, thinking a bit differently than you did before you read it.

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Where do I begin with this long and complex story?(Just note that there is more to my story than you'll read about, but it's too long to be detailed so i'll highlight the main points.) I don't believe that it's easy to say, but we'll start in the Summer of '09. During this Summer, I found myself a frequent visitor of a website named "Userplane" which hosts a variety of chatrooms for people to intermingle in. The chatroom that I visited most often was the Ebaum's World chatroom(which, by the way, no longer linked to UP after 2008 or so) where I was a moderator. I won't disclose my username there, and even if you ask I still won't, because it's not relevant to this story.
So, being the socially awkward guy that I am, I happened to meet up with a bunch of people from various locales that, after a while of acquaintance, I considered to be friends. If not friends, then people who I at least wouldn't mind conversing with at the end of the day.

Either way, i'll start with one girl in particular who isn't the main focus of the story, but her case not only adds relevant details, but it spices it up a bit. Like some of the rest of us, she frequented the chatroom and everyone considered her a regular. She happened to be 17 at the time and a senior in high school.(to give you an idea this is around mid 2007 or so.) Flashing forward to early 2008, she met up with a fellow who lived across the country on the East Coast of the USA, while she lived on the West Coast. One thing led to another and they formed a relationship. Yes, an e-lationship which can be good or a horrible idea depending on how you look at it. So, after a year or so, they planned to meet up in early '09 where she finally let out and told him that she had been stealing pictures. Of course, he did fly to meet her regardless, and their love relation to their breakup begins to become more complex. In short, he was mingling in the area of promiscuity, she found out and an argument erupted. The guy told everyone that she was actually a male, not a female, as a way to get back at her. About a month later, she revealed that she indeed was a female, but not the female who she claimed to be. She stole many pictures from a girl who was local to her, made myspaces/facebooks with these pics, used them as profile pics, etc. I won't go very deep with this but I'll say that, to this day, she still has feelings for the guy she met and dated. She's too clingy and emotional for him, so remember this, it's important to keep in mind. P.S. The main reason they broke up was because of one girl who happened to be one of the several that was just a mere creation, but more into that later.

I'll go ahead and say that I too was a regular, and I happened to befriend this girl not too long ago. I always spoke to her, but more-so once the skeletons in her closet finally came out, and even to this day we converse via aim. But in late June '09 we finally get to the heart of this story, where I introduce the main girl of many who happened to be fake. So, this girl, a very pretty girl(circa 17-18 at the time) who quickly entered a circle of friends and soon became labeled a regular to the community. She had her facebook, myspace, aim, msn, etc that we would all communicate to her with. In short, it was a fun, lively summer and it all was going smooth - life was great. However, at this point, it does become slightly embarassing for me, primarily because of the stigma attached to internet courthips and the like, but bare with me.

I always gave this particular girl the impression that I despised her, and I suppose that was my odd way of saying "I like you". Which was a shallow sort of "I woo over you because I find you pretty" as opposed to us having many common elements in our personality, because there weren't many. Sure, we had some common likes such as our taste in music to an extent, but we were generally quite polarized on a majority of things. Despite that, we continued to chat via Userplane/aim sparingly until I finally revealed that I happened to like her. Then we slowly began to converse more and more. And each time we spoke, it was special for me, because she gave me attention which I cherished, since I wooed over her and consequently liked her presence.
In retrospect, I was probably pretty dumb for liking her as much as I did. And trust me, I thought about her a lot, and how I felt towards her, possibly even being together someday.

In the midst of this courtship that I happened to have, I was oblivious to the dark secret that she held. All the while, the other girl would tell me how much she despised the girl who her ex used to cheat on her with. Never did I suspect that this girl was the same as the one I liked. They were, in fact, the exact same person. How did I ever find out? Well, it wasn't easy to get a compulsive liar to admit what they have been hiding, but I was finally able to corner her to the point where she broke and gave in. I began to get rather suspcious of this girl, sometimes asking myself "Why would a girl this pretty spend so much time online?" Especially since she obviously had little in the way of real life friends, and would primarily talk to the ones she had online." It wasn't information that particularly did me in to believing that she was fake. Trust me, I didn't want to believe that she wasn't who she posed to be but more of my rational side began to kick in over time.

So, one day, I had recalled the first girl telling me the pass to the other's myspace..."Zachefron" Yes, I know you are probably laughing right now. If not at my cheesy love story then at the ridiculous "teen heartthrob" password. So after a little bit of editing, I came up with her password and...Voila! I had access to her Myspace, and it was like a Christmas gift come true. I could finally sneak around her inbox and other various things to satisfy my curiousity. I know it's wrong, and dirty, but it later gave us answers that we all needed. Nothing in particular had struck me as odd, until I finally began to look at her friends. Here is what I had found:

-She had three alleged "real life" friends on her Myspace. Being that I was actually on her Myspace, I was able to access their private profiles. What do I notice? Well, they were all created on the same day, with just one pic and zero actual profile content. Their pics were also devoid of any comments. Surely they were all made by her for some reason.

-She had few comments by her real life friends on her pictures, or her actual profile. Maybe one or two in total, and they were by the same friend. Sort of suspcious, i'd say.

So although the second point raises questions, the first is pretty much a dead giveaway that she is hiding something. But what? Why would she create three false profiles, and what was her net gain from this act? My heart was kind of pounding at this time, and I began to dilligently seek more answers. I just HAD to know the reason behing her motivations. She hid something that no one else knew about, but I had to be the first to know. Would the same password work for her aim? Yes, it happened to be "ZacEfron" for both of those. So, with a sudden brainrush of ideas, I decided to "try" and sign into the other girls aim with the "ZacEfron" password. To much of my surprise, it happened to work! I knew that it was possible for them to be one in the same now, but the next part pretty much convinced me that they weren't two different girls. I checked her options and noticed that the mobile devices they registered on aim had the exact same number. This was very, very odd. I did a reverse cell phone lookup and noticed that this was a St. Louis area code, not an Alabama one...which is where the girl claimed to be from.

I've run on with this long enough, so i'll wrap it up very soon, and begin to get to the part where she reveals herself. After I and several others confronted her, she began to lie even more and deny some of those things that we had found out. She was angered that we'd believe she wasn't who she claimed to be. Why would her friends, of all people, believe that she would do something like this? But after pushing her more and more, she finally came out and admitted that, not only was she the girl that led to her friend's breakup with her ex, but four others as well. You heard me correctly...she posed to be six different girls the whole time, which we all knew of and had spoken to on several occasions. She led people on, albeit naive people most likely, into liking someone that she wasn't. She didn't mind toying with our emotions and playing with us for months at a time. But why what was her underlying reason? She claimed to be ugly, lonely, and bored...this was her way of having fun when nothing else seemed to go her way. I, to this day, remain disappointed that the girl I liked didn't even exist. She was little more than a figment of someone's imagination. This is a period that won't be erased from my mind in the near, or even distant future. It's just too odd, shocking, and that much a letdown for me to forget.

So, if you have a good enough attention span to read my story, or for any reason haven't pressed "back" by now then you should already know the moral of the story. For those who can't or haven't figured it out, it's rather simple and I am repeating myself..but, in short, Do not trust everyone you meet on the internet.

It's very simple, really it is. Hell, it's even rather obvious but sometimes we need to learn a lesson the hard way before we realize how scary the reality we live in actually is. Look around, the internet isn't a genuine place, or even somewhere that has decent standards most of the time. There's even a good chance that certain chatrooms have many, many fake members who will even lie about very minor things just for a thrill. Do I not want to these people to know what I really look like? That's not a problem, I can easily be someone else for as long as I choose. If for any reason I want to be someone else, and have people believe it, I can do so. Don't easily become sucked in to liking a girl online, chances are good that she isn't the beauty queen you think she is, or even a female at all. It may be a fucking rapist that has no remorse for soliciting young men and women online.

Even if you know someone online now that you consider a potential relationship partner, revaluate your relation with them ASAP. If you jump to the internet to interact with members of the opposite sex, don't be dumb or naive like I did and think that there are few cons to the idea, because you're wrong.

At this point, you might be shocked, laughing, or not even feeling anything. Hopefully someone can derive something from this story even if others can't. Maybe at the least you can find a cheap laugh. Regardless, I finally was able to get this off of my chest...Thanks for reading.
 
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Buttkiller on January 02, 2010, 03:06:52 am
well shit
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: im_so_tired on January 02, 2010, 06:21:59 am
damn man i'm sorry this happened to you. when i was younger i did something stupid like this and i gave some girl from a chat room my address to send me something. it seemed to be the real girl but who knows...? the pics actually creeped me out and i stopped talking to her.
on the up side it seems like you did some good detective work
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Immakinganaccountk on January 02, 2010, 06:33:07 am
trust mnobody
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 02, 2010, 06:56:27 am
Even if you know someone online now that you consider a potential relationship partner, revaluate your relation with them ASAP. If you jump to the internet to interact with members of the opposite sex, don't be dumb or naive like I did and think that there are few cons to the idea, because you're wrong.
or you could just use a lil discretion in how you go about meeting and talking with people on the internet. i mean at no point during this whole thing did it ever cross your mind how completely fucking nuts it is to try and start a relationship with someone you met though an ebaum's world chatroom?
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 02, 2010, 06:58:50 am
btw the girl in the story p. much owns and punk'd allayall
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: AdderallApocalypse on January 02, 2010, 07:05:01 am
I would frequent the chatroom because I was bored a lot and wanted to kill time, I didn't go there because I sought after a relationship. But then you meet people and things escalate from there.

I will say now that I was dumb and did learn my lesson because I didn't realize how many people aren't legit. All of this has just led me to wanting to become a more SOCIAL PERSON and not even care about at least considering e-dating. That's not to say it is a bad idea. You'd probably be less worse off if you used at least a dating site or something, however.



Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Frisky SKeleton on January 02, 2010, 07:22:43 am
UGH NEEDLESS LENGTH
just wanna throw out that if a girl convinced me she was 6 different people at once i would like her even more. i don't get this, if you just wanted to be social you succeeded in talking to someone. congrats.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Parker on January 02, 2010, 09:48:07 am
I would frequent the chatroom because I was bored a lot and wanted to kill time
"DIE, TIME!"


too long and i'm tired i will read the whole topic tomorrow
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: bonzi_buddy on January 02, 2010, 01:34:08 pm
hobby.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 02, 2010, 01:38:00 pm
i trust a lot of people on gw just because of how much evidence there is that they are who they say they are

i mean when someone has several pictures of themselves on gw, and then the people in those pictures have a meetup somewhere and there's pictures and video of it, that's pretty much beyond faking.  it's not like a handful of myspace pics and a wall of text.  also man if you're going to meetup with someone you should at least have some skype calls jesus

there are plenty of stories of people meeting up with someone who was lying but there are also stories about people getting married to these people so it's just a matter of being extra careful in the process
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Jester on January 02, 2010, 01:49:25 pm
I trust people on the internet as much as they deserve, really.

Like, I tend not to give out personal information much, but when it's people I've known (mainly on GW) for like 7 years.. then.. yeah,  I don't really see the point in being secretive. I'd trust more to Drule/Velfarre/Leafo etc than I would a lot of people I know in real life, tbh.

However, on the relationship aspect of things, it's amazing how badly a lot of people handle e-relationships. All it takes to fix the whole "is she who she says she is" thing is turning both your webcams on for 10 minutes. Don't have one? Buy one, they are like $10.

Before I met my now-fiancée I spent 8 months talking to her daily, trading pictures and camming (just.. chatting, you sick fucks). Then when we actually met up in person everything went fine. We're now engaged and I'm going to go live with her in the next year.

So, yeah, don't trust everyone on the internet. And just be smart about those you are thinking of trusting. There are so many things you can do to provwe you are who you say you are, and if the other person is unwilling to do these things it is a pretty obvious red flag.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: SupremeWarrior on January 02, 2010, 02:46:50 pm
I guess trust goes quite a long way for me. I mean there was once a topic about a GW Meet where GW members would meet up and I was thinking "why would you meet up some people you randomly made friends with on the internet?". I have never met anyone in real life that I have met on the internet and I doubt that it will ever happen and about the e-relationship thing, it seems pointless to me.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Carrion Crow on January 02, 2010, 03:16:55 pm
I posted dr ears an escape from new york movie poster once and he lives on the other side of the world. I didn't rub my willy on it either. He never paid me which leads me to the conclusion he is a poo.

I have my fave GWs on facebook but i have not posted nudes on their walls yet. The time will come. When you least expect it!
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 02, 2010, 06:07:28 pm
hobby.
the end
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 02, 2010, 07:02:45 pm
i met dragonx in real life and then i robbed his house and burnt it down
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 02, 2010, 07:03:05 pm
also that wasn't actually me that was my evil twin you met dragonx
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Kaworu on January 02, 2010, 07:07:30 pm
I'm actually been Ron Paul all along.


Fuck you.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Kaempfer on January 02, 2010, 10:38:25 pm
One time I met some girl online but I was skeptical of inviting her to do things because I didn't trust she was who she said she was. Then my brother met her friend online and they went out and it turns out the girl I had met had actually already been in my house. Like, in the next room. It was weird. We met up and went on a date and it turns out she was a terrible whore and her friend was really awesome.

I chose poorly!
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: `~congresman Ron paul~~ on January 02, 2010, 10:46:31 pm
i met a beauty queen online actually
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: dragonx on January 03, 2010, 01:50:13 am
i trust pitchwhite the most
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: dragonx on January 03, 2010, 01:51:04 am
i met dragonx in real life and then i robbed his house and burnt it down

this was what i was scared of most of happening
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Farren on January 03, 2010, 02:55:26 am
People who do this in a serious manner are really sad.

If you aren't comfortable with who you are, then change it. Its not impossible and I feel for you for falling for it but yeah like others said thats why you use a webcam or don't talk to random people on the internet in such a way until you think you can safely assume who they are.

Liars are shit dude, I hate being around compulsive liars and thieves more than anything because they're fake and want to take something that they're too lazy to work at for themselves and make it their own.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 03, 2010, 03:24:17 am
as a compulsive liar i strongly disagree
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 03, 2010, 03:24:31 am
just kidding i'm not a compulsive liar
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Lyndon on January 03, 2010, 03:36:03 am
can someone summarise this for me in a sentence
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 03, 2010, 03:39:04 am
bitch got served
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Immakinganaccountk on January 03, 2010, 03:40:03 am
can someone summarise this for me in a sentence

Omcifer meets untrustworthy girl on myspace. Figure you could discern that from the topic title. :welp:
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 03, 2010, 03:45:42 am
i am the girl that this topic is about... but im not really a girl or lonely at all, me and the bros were totally just hanging out at the pad fucking with the computer and watching sportscenter with our pants off, straight guy stuff no fag shit

in fact, everything owns on this end bro: sorry i ruined ur shit

~peace~
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Massy2k6 on January 03, 2010, 05:04:43 am
I feel like I should come clean... I'm actually 75% of GW's members. Wont bother letting who know which accounts are mine, you can just go ahead and suspect one another.

You need me, or should I say.. . .'You need us'.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: `~congresman Ron paul~~ on January 03, 2010, 06:17:31 am
i am the girl that this topic is about... but im not really a girl or lonely at all, me and the bros were totally just hanging out at the pad fucking with the computer and watching sportscenter with our pants off, straight guy stuff no fag shit

in fact, everything owns on this end bro: sorry i ruined ur shit

~peace~

aahhahaha i did this with my girlfriend once
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Roman on January 03, 2010, 06:44:16 am
I learned a lot from this, thanks
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Jester on January 03, 2010, 10:19:31 am
aahhahaha i did this with my girlfriend once
you did straight guy stuff no fag shit with your girlfriend once?? well thats good to know

no but really, what? he listed a bunch of frat stuff, what did you do?
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: DoctorEars on January 03, 2010, 11:02:13 am
I posted dr ears an escape from new york movie poster once and he lives on the other side of the world. I didn't rub my willy on it either. He never paid me which leads me to the conclusion he is a poo.

I have my fave GWs on facebook but i have not posted nudes on their walls yet. The time will come. When you least expect it!

Holy FUCKSHIT. What is your paypal email address? I will pay you right now. I almost forgot that I owe you 12 bucks.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 03, 2010, 01:13:31 pm
you did straight guy stuff no fag shit with your girlfriend once?? well thats good to know

no but really, what? he listed a bunch of frat stuff, what did you do?

watched sportcenter with their pants off????  idk i was wondering the same thing
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: ATARI on January 03, 2010, 08:11:27 pm
no homo
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: `~congresman Ron paul~~ on January 03, 2010, 08:17:00 pm
watched sportcenter with their pants off????  idk i was wondering the same thing

this

it was incredibly unsexy

madden.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: `~congresman Ron paul~~ on January 03, 2010, 08:18:05 pm
i was drunkposting though. those were stupid posts.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Carrion Crow on January 03, 2010, 08:24:59 pm
Holy FUCKSHIT. What is your paypal email address? I will pay you right now. I almost forgot that I owe you 12 bucks.

You mean 12 pounds! (I still have the receipt email)

UK£ 11.72 = 26.1036364 New Zealand dollars. My paypal is the same as my msn and email.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Pulits on January 03, 2010, 08:38:41 pm
I'm not a 22 year old mexican, I'm actually a 52 year old pedo from Austria. Soz.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Kaworu on January 03, 2010, 08:41:42 pm
I'm not Ron Paul, I'm actually wishmoo.
sorry.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: the bloddy ghost on January 03, 2010, 08:54:01 pm
i met a beauty queen online actually

most of the queens I met online were real drags.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Carrion Crow on January 04, 2010, 07:28:27 pm
You mean 12 pounds! (I still have the receipt email)

UK£ 11.72 = 26.1036364 New Zealand dollars. My paypal is the same as my msn and email.

Just bumping this
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: cowardknower on January 06, 2010, 05:55:59 am
YOU IGNORANT
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: EColeman24 on January 06, 2010, 07:02:44 am
First off *offers you a big hug and assures you not everyone on the net is a lunatic*

So sorry this happened to you and some others. It is truly scary how deranged and thoughtless others can be. The anonymity of the internet seems to turn some people into horrible rejects of society. It seems to empower and feed the wost of what humanity has to offer.

Here's hoping you have paid your dues and nothing like this ever happens again.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: AdderallApocalypse on January 07, 2010, 06:21:22 am
Update: In case anyone was curious as to what the fake girl happens to look like...I print-screened some of her Facebook images a long time ago and kept them in a folder on my desktop.


I happen to shudder anytime I see the likeness of her nowadays, even if I did decide to keep some pictures of her album and various other things.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 07, 2010, 07:58:49 am
That's weird as hell dawg, stop saving pics of people you chat with on the net
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 07, 2010, 12:41:57 pm
ahahaha i went back and reread the front page and i just saw this:

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"Why would a girl this pretty spend so much time online?"
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 07, 2010, 01:41:51 pm
Be honest, how many times did you jack off to her pics?
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: dragonx on January 07, 2010, 02:04:19 pm
now that i saw a screenshot of ur destkop im gonna hack you
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 07, 2010, 02:06:49 pm
So wait is that what the fake girl ACTUALLY looks like or are those the fake pictures?

Either way idk why you would save them.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 07, 2010, 03:43:46 pm
So wait is that what the fake girl ACTUALLY looks like or are those the fake pictures?

Either way idk why you would save them.
to jack off to them.... duh

ugh, GIRLS just don't get it
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 07, 2010, 03:46:30 pm
there are so many better people to wank to than THE GIRL I MET THAT TURNED OUT TO NOT BE THE RIGHT PERSON AND BROKE MY HEART
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 07, 2010, 03:47:36 pm
it just feels better...
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Carrion Crow on January 07, 2010, 04:14:35 pm
urrrrgh boring and plain bitch *wanks*

is that a climbtreeism I can't remember
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: AdderallApocalypse on January 07, 2010, 04:54:37 pm
ahahaha i went back and reread the front page and i just saw this:

Hey, if you knew her, you might of had the same idea - I wasn't alone on this.

Be honest, how many times did you jack off to her pics?
Two, maybe three...I don't recall exactly.
She has some pretty nice booty pictures, if you can't tell.  :fogetnaughty:

So wait is that what the fake girl ACTUALLY looks like or are those the fake pictures?

Either way idk why you would save them.
I should of clarified this. Those pictures are what the girl claimed to look like, so they're the fake pictures.

The girl who was behind all of this linked me to the Myspace that she stole pics from. Apparently she befriended her with another profile(since her pics are private), then stole the pictures.
www.myspace.com/lalalighting
I went through the trouble of PMing her and explaining the whole story, but she thought I was wacko and didn't seem to believe it.
Judging by how illegitimate the internet is, she could very well be fake, too.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Vellfire on January 07, 2010, 05:54:20 pm
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Hey, if you knew her, you might of had the same idea - I wasn't alone on this.

how does knowing her make a difference when it comes to TOO PRETTY FOR THE INTERNET???

i mean you just showed us the pictures i think i've learned everything i need to for that particular statement
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Brown on January 07, 2010, 06:29:56 pm
so theres no way you can find out what the real girl looks like?
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Eltee on January 07, 2010, 07:13:19 pm
hey

the epic tale of amanda landale




also i totally am not what i tell you people i am
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Frisky SKeleton on January 07, 2010, 07:35:48 pm
you mean you're... not a vegetarian??
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Eltee on January 07, 2010, 07:46:02 pm
are you mixing me up with doktor martini


i am offended
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Jester on January 07, 2010, 07:52:53 pm
um dok mart is a level 6 super vegan, get it right
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Carrion Crow on January 07, 2010, 08:02:07 pm
doktormartini = rabbit + netbook;
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: AdderallApocalypse on January 07, 2010, 08:13:22 pm
how does knowing her make a difference when it comes to TOO PRETTY FOR THE INTERNET???

i mean you just showed us the pictures i think i've learned everything i need to for that particular statement
I didn't really mean that someone can be TOO PRETTY FOR THE INTERNET. I'm not speaking on principle here and I guess my notion makes a little bit more sense in context.
She just seemed way too involved with her e-buddies considering that she wasn't exactly an abomination or anything and honestly it was nothing terribly obvious to anyone. In fact, I think only one other person mentioned something after she finally came out. Either way, you're right in that it may be kind of a dumb thing to say though...but it more or less gave me a curious feeling as opposed to being a dead giveaway.

so theres no way you can find out what the real girl looks like?
Well yes I happen to know what she looks like. Also she's been seen on cam so I doubt that she'd fake that, although she could still be lying about her name and other things.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Frisky SKeleton on January 07, 2010, 08:13:56 pm
are you mixing me up with doktor martini


i am offended

nope i had you mixed up with jester until he posted below you
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: im_so_tired on January 07, 2010, 10:16:19 pm
the fake girl is sitting in a.. shopping cart? ive heard of guys 'shopping' for girls on fb. 
that is hilarious and probably unintentional.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Barack Obama on January 08, 2010, 11:03:38 am
Hey, if you knew her, you might of had the same idea - I wasn't alone on this.
Two, maybe three...I don't recall exactly.
She has some pretty nice booty pictures, if you can't tell.  :fogetnaughty:
I should of clarified this. Those pictures are what the girl claimed to look like, so they're the fake pictures.

The girl who was behind all of this linked me to the Myspace that she stole pics from. Apparently she befriended her with another profile(since her pics are private), then stole the pictures.
www.myspace.com/lalalighting
I went through the trouble of PMing her and explaining the whole story, but she thought I was wacko and didn't seem to believe it.
Judging by how illegitimate the internet is, she could very well be fake, too.

Stop being weird dude
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Eltee on January 08, 2010, 06:41:02 pm
that sums this whole topic up pretty much

*gulp*
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Alec on January 08, 2010, 06:42:30 pm
Yeah like at first i felt kinda bad for you but every time you post you make this story creepier from your end.
Title: The internet, who do you trust?
Post by: Alec on January 08, 2010, 06:43:25 pm
Kinda like evil pikachu's how can i talk to this girl i'm stalking?