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snoopy138
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kachoong wrote: chossmonkey wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote:  the anderson valley ain't too far from here, they make some good beer. Say, have you ever noticed the 'beer' on the label? I assume you mean teh bear. not a gud misspelling. and, yes, it has antlers. Huh.... I thought it was just a fat deer. On closer inspection it is obvious it is indeed a beer. Get it? Oh wait I guess not. sorry, Nate OK... I'll admit I didn't get it... but I see everything upside down!
more excuse than me ... I'd been wondering for yearz why they had a bear with antlers.
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snoopy138
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epoch wrote: climbs4fun wrote: epoch wrote: epoch wrote: climbs4fun wrote: epoch wrote: Eye'm getting a gnU fone tomorrow. it's thyme. Lick my balls, Jay Just in time to get my text. F-UNR bitches!!!!!!!!!!!!! UNLV Kan lick mah balls!!!! Toodles, Jay Ohm and yor getting an absurdly early text, cause I was passed out when mah fone chirped at me. eat shit! Jay Guess you'll learn to put your phone on silent like I do. Smarter than you, Kel Unfortunately I use mine as an alarm.
not sure why yore publicizing this fact.
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:26 PM
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erisspirit wrote: carabiner96 wrote: My mom just found out that someone stole her debit card information from a gas station in Iowa we stopped at. Someone bought $500 worth a perfume on her dime. Does anyone know if she's protected by the bank like a credit card, or is she SOL because she used it as debit? On the phone with my bank requesting a new card now, just in case. That happened to me using my wells fargo debit card at an arco. They gave me a "loan" of the money initially within about 3 days, and when their investigation completed and they found they charges were fraudulent, the loan became an official reimbursement. Up until that time (about 3 months) they could take the loan back at any point if they decided I had spent that money.
I use Wells also and have received similar treatment. When I was in Laos they had a whole town full of fraudulent ATMs. Basically they told you they were out of order after putting your pin and amount in and then charged you for that amount without giving you money. Did it to everyone in town. After about a week Wells closed my investigation saying there wasn't enough evidence. I had to raise hell to get them to open it again and then it took a month or two before they finally came to the conclusion that I was ripped off. Of course, I'm sure they didn't do anything about the ATMs in Laos that can access peoples checking accounts.
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snoopy138
Nov 18, 2009, 5:28 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: carabiner96 wrote: MOTHER FUCKING MUTT JUST ATE A VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF MY ARM WHILE I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH THE BANK. Not to make light of your situation, but that may be one of the funniest true statements ever made on here.
he haz a poynte
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snoopy138
Nov 18, 2009, 5:30 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: carabiner96 wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: carabiner96 wrote: My mom just found out that someone stole her debit card information from a gas station in Iowa we stopped at. Someone bought $500 worth a perfume on her dime. Does anyone know if she's protected by the bank like a credit card, or is she SOL because she used it as debit? On the phone with my bank requesting a new card now, just in case. That sucks, and no, she's not protected like a credit card. I'd still fight, but it's an uphill battle on this one. Talked to dad, she got covered...the online vendor didn't even ship the product yet because the shipping address was so different from the card origins that they were taking time to verify it. Oh, I didn't realize it wasn't a POS transaction. That was fucking retarded... they ordered something via mail? So, did you give the cops the address that it was shipped to?
seems like she may be dealing with some fucking amateurs.
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snoopy138
Nov 18, 2009, 5:32 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: sungam wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: carabiner96 wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: carabiner96 wrote: My mom just found out that someone stole her debit card information from a gas station in Iowa we stopped at. Someone bought $500 worth a perfume on her dime. Does anyone know if she's protected by the bank like a credit card, or is she SOL because she used it as debit? On the phone with my bank requesting a new card now, just in case. That sucks, and no, she's not protected like a credit card. I'd still fight, but it's an uphill battle on this one. Talked to dad, she got covered...the online vendor didn't even ship the product yet because the shipping address was so different from the card origins that they were taking time to verify it. Oh, I didn't realize it wasn't a POS transaction. That was fucking retarded... they ordered something via mail? So, did you give the cops the address that it was shipped to? haha, yeah! Was there a name on the delivery? Hopefully they were dumb enough to use their own instead of yours. I had something similar happen to a friend and as I recall they did use their real names and the cops and card company still didn't pursue it, they just canceled the transaction. Such small amounts weren't worth their time. It's fucking neglect. By pursuing these cases, even if it costs more money to prosecute than the transaction costs, they help prevent it in the future. These thieves keep doing it because they know they won't come after them.
economics may not be teh cops' strong point.
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:32 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:32 PM
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SPIKE!
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:33 PM
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Damz, got a little to aggressive with mah set
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:33 PM
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Put a basketball player in the front for protectionz
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snoopy138
Nov 18, 2009, 5:34 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: erisspirit wrote: carabiner96 wrote: My mom just found out that someone stole her debit card information from a gas station in Iowa we stopped at. Someone bought $500 worth a perfume on her dime. Does anyone know if she's protected by the bank like a credit card, or is she SOL because she used it as debit? On the phone with my bank requesting a new card now, just in case. That happened to me using my wells fargo debit card at an arco. They gave me a "loan" of the money initially within about 3 days, and when their investigation completed and they found they charges were fraudulent, the loan became an official reimbursement. Up until that time (about 3 months) they could take the loan back at any point if they decided I had spent that money. I use Wells also and have received similar treatment. When I was in Laos they had a whole town full of fraudulent ATMs. Basically they told you they were out of order after putting your pin and amount in and then charged you for that amount without giving you money. Did it to everyone in town. After about a week Wells closed my investigation saying there wasn't enough evidence. I had to raise hell to get them to open it again and then it took a month or two before they finally came to the conclusion that I was ripped off. Of course, I'm sure they didn't do anything about the ATMs in Laos that can access peoples checking accounts.
we could bomb teh town for teh win?
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snoopy138
Nov 18, 2009, 5:34 PM
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not going to try
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caughtinside
Nov 18, 2009, 5:36 PM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: Put a basketball player in the front for protectionz
racist.
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carabiner96 wrote: GAHARWAESHFDS!! MOTHER FUCKING MUTT JUST ATE A VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF MY ARM WHILE I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH THE BANK. IMPORTANT, AS IN NOW I CAN'T WEAR IT.
HIS DEATH IS IMMINENT. He's not having a good day, he chomped on teh lumberjack's balls as he got out of the shower.
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Arrogant_Bastard
Nov 18, 2009, 5:43 PM
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epoch wrote: carabiner96 wrote: GAHARWAESHFDS!! MOTHER FUCKING MUTT JUST ATE A VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF MY ARM WHILE I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH THE BANK. IMPORTANT, AS IN NOW I CAN'T WEAR IT.
HIS DEATH IS IMMINENT. He's not having a good day, he chomped on teh lumberjack's balls as he got out of the shower. that sucks
We already decided as a group that it was funny. Try to keep up.
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carabiner96
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epoch wrote: carabiner96 wrote: He's not having a good day, he chomped on teh lumberjack's balls as he got out of the shower. that sucks
meh, I don't really need them anyway.
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Arrogant_Bastard
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carabiner96 wrote: epoch wrote: carabiner96 wrote: He's not having a good day, he chomped on teh lumberjack's balls as he got out of the shower. that sucks meh, I don't really need them anyway.
Just his ____?
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: epoch wrote: carabiner96 wrote: GAHARWAESHFDS!! MOTHER FUCKING MUTT JUST ATE A VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF MY ARM WHILE I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH THE BANK. IMPORTANT, AS IN NOW I CAN'T WEAR IT.
HIS DEATH IS IMMINENT. He's not having a good day, he chomped on teh lumberjack's balls as he got out of the shower. that sucks We already decided as a group that it was funny. Try to keep up.
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caughtinside
Nov 18, 2009, 5:47 PM
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carabiner96
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grrrrrr.
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Arrogant_Bastard
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It puts the _____ in the _____ or it gets the _____ again!
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dr_feelgood
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obsessed wrote: epoch wrote: carabiner96 wrote: If I ever get around to popping out a kid, please remind me to NOT paste pictures of myself all over facebook cracked out from drugs with runny mascara and half a boob hanging out of my sweaty gown. Um, no. The way of the kidz today is to document everything and post it up for awl to sea. eweve already been assimilated tew teh intardnetz. Hater of society, Jay Kidz today are pretty stoopid that way. Do they think that noone of authority will see any of it? My son learnt the hard way....but now he clears his texts and password protects his computer.
Speaking of gnartards, my apartment building smells strongly of cheeba right now.
I have nothing against the use of said substances, and cannot confirm or deny previous usage, but there is also a state cop who visits family in my building on a regular basis.
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obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Keep your stick on the ice, Nate I love that show! Later gator, Matt You know Red Green lives on a boat in our habour because he can't afford a house. Pretty sad.
Why not? That show rocked.
Eat shit,
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