Nathan's Corner

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Back-to-back Friday the 13ths, and another one later in the year. Born under a bad star.

What month can't have a Friday the 13th?
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Are you planning on gambling any this Friday Friday the 13th?
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I'm dealing with an online friend who all of a sudden started insulting me.😭 It hurts REALLY bad when an online friend starts insulting me. 😭
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I'm dealing with an online friend who all of a sudden started insulting me.😭 It hurts REALLY bad when an online friend starts insulting me. 😭
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Oh my, someone is saying unkind things to you.

Are any of them true?
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Do you have your own corner on this other online thing you are talking about
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Well, I went to Seminole Classic Casino for Bingo today and Player's Club Staff Members told me that I am banned from Bingo for LIFE! 😱😳 I am not banned from other Promotions however. 💡 I REALLY screwed myself by reusing old Bingo cards that already previously lost. 😐🤦‍♀️😱😳 I screwed myself out of getting a FREE $300/$600 for LIFE. 😱💡🤦‍♀️😐
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Presumably the ban is on the player's card.
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Quote: Nathan

Quote: KevinAA

Presumably the ban is on the player's card.
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Thank you for answering Automatic Monkey's quote to me for me. 😀 I meant to respond to AM by saying,"I can't go back in disguise because the Bingo ban is on my Player's Club card," but was remiss to not respond. 💡
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Presumably the ban is on the player's card.
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Thank you for answering Automatic Monkey's quote to me for me. 😀 I meant to respond to AM by saying,"I can't go back in disguise because the Bingo ban is on my Player's Club card," but was remiss to not respond. 💡
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So... you could spend thousands on getting a new identity, get a new player's card, and go back... only to get banned again?
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Presumably the ban is on the player's card.
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Thank you for answering Automatic Monkey's quote to me for me. 😀 I meant to respond to AM by saying,"I can't go back in disguise because the Bingo ban is on my Player's Club card," but was remiss to not respond. 💡
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So... you could spend thousands on getting a new identity, get a new player's card, and go back... only to get banned again?
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I also thought of the fact that someone could get plastic surgery and a new ID but that would be way too much trouble for just a possible $300/$600 once a month. 💡
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Quote: AutomaticMonkey

Not necessary! Pay a hooker who looks something like you to go and get a player's card under her name, and use that.

Then you'll have a new ID, and a great story about that time you went to a hooker.

It will be easy to find a hooker you could pass for on a hooker site, but it might be more challenging to find one who doesn't already have a player's card. A hooker is usually into every kind of vice. Some of them also have bans from casinos.
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Quote: billryan

I see it now. Nathan hires a working girl to get a new ID. The working girl then has a work-related incident in the casino and is trespassed. Our heroine presents her new ID at bingo and is arrested for criminal trespass after being warned.
It's the land of opportunity. When a door closes, look for an open window.
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A guy said something like, "I decided to go on a restaurant date with a woman I meant on tinder. I picked her up at her house and the FIRST SECOND RED FLAG I saw was that she didn't leave with a purse meaning the restaurant date was going to be entirely on me. I was disgusted but still chose to go on the restaurant date with her. She was the rudest, most condescending, insulting date to the waitress I have ever met. I paid for the entire check including tax and tip and told her I NEVER wanted to see her again. I knew som5waz completely off as soon as I saw she would NOT be paying for her half of the restaurant bill. Get insulting, rude, and condescending attitude towards our waitress was the second and final straw. 💡
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If you invite someone to dinner, you should expect to pay for it.
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If you invite someone to dinner, you should expect to pay for it.
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Years ago, I invited my favorite BJ dealer out for dinner in AC. After several polite rejections, she agreed. We agree to meet for drinks at the Continental, to be followed by dinner at the Brighton Steakhouse. While we're having drinks, a woman joins us who isn't introduced to me and doesn't seem to speak English. Somehow, she ends up coming to dinner with us. First, she complains that the table is too dark, then she is upset that the menu isn't in Spanish. She ordered creamed spinach and a baked potato and then insisted that we share our steaks with her. Before we are finished, she leaves, without ever saying much to me, let alone introducing herself. Her share of the bill was only about forty dollars out of two hundred plus so I didn't say anything.
There was no second date, nor was there any desire to have one.
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Not exactly. It was in the early 90s and NYC restaurants were having a special where lunch cost whatever year it was- $19.93 or $19.94.
My friend ordered a very expensive bottle of wine after my date, and I told him we weren't wine drinkers. He ordered dessert for himself and his date, then a second bottle of wine, and got mad when I refused to split the bill 50-50. Our friendship ended, but I didn't lose anything of value. The AC story is from the late 90s or early 2000s.

I believe I mentioned that during COVID, I was part of a $100 dining circle. A group of six to eight of us would go to dinner, try to keep the bill simple, and each leave a $100 bill, leaving the staff a very large tip. After our fourth or fifth time, we were joined by a new person. After dinner, he claimed he was under the impression that we were collectively leaving $100, not each of us. The discussion got loud, and the surprise was ruined. I didn't know the person, so I cut him some slack, but people who knew him better weren't surprised he'd find a way to screw things.
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A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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So, the guy offering to sell me the x-rated webcam videos of you doesn't have the real thing?
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A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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I know a couple of guys who got that kind of blackmail, but with a twist- they actually were screwing around in "those" chatrooms and sent nudes of themselves! Yeah, I don't get it either.

But I told them that if you pay the Bitcoin, you are in exactly the same position after you pay as before, except poorer. Therefore the only solution is to ignore them, their requests,and what anyone who gets your nudes might think of them. As far as I know they don't actually follow through with the threats. Too much work, and they want the target to feel like the whole world will be pointing at him alone and laughing, and that loses effectiveness the more people you know who got the same treatment so it's better for business to make the threat but not follow through.
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Quote: Dieter

A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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So, the guy offering to sell me the x-rated webcam videos of you doesn't have the real thing?
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Quality and authenticity can only be assured for content purchased through approved channels.
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Quote: Dieter

A few years ago, I got a series of similar blackmail emails.
I could either send funds to a bitcoin wallet, or the blackmailers would physically mail highlight photos of the disgusting things I'd done from my webcam (paralleled with screenshots) to everyone on the street where I used to live.

Not having a webcam, I wasn't particularly worried, and opted not to pay. (I was reasonably careful not to activate any tracking pixels.)
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I know a couple of guys who got that kind of blackmail, but with a twist- they actually were screwing around in "those" chatrooms and sent nudes of themselves! Yeah, I don't get it either.

But I told them that if you pay the Bitcoin, you are in exactly the same position after you pay as before, except poorer. Therefore the only solution is to ignore them, their requests,and what anyone who gets your nudes might think of them. As far as I know they don't actually follow through with the threats. Too much work, and they want the target to feel like the whole world will be pointing at him alone and laughing, and that loses effectiveness the more people you know who got the same treatment so it's better for business to make the threat but not follow through.
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One of these Scammer situations ended with a VERY sad twist. A 17 year old Boy THOUGHT he was sending Nudes to a BEAUTIFUL Teenage girl but he was ACTUALLY sending them to some UGLY and old Male Scammer. The Male Scammer admitted he was actually an old Male Scammer not some BEAUTIFUL Teenage girl. He blackmailed the 17 year old boy for a LOT of money claiming he would send the nudes to the boy's classmates, friends, and family and claim that the 17 year old boy WILLINGLY sent the nude pictures to an older MALE which would have made the 17 year old Boy look gay when he was actually straight and scammed into thinking he sent his nudes to a Teenage girl.

The 17 year old boy sent him the money and the Scammer asked him for even more money which he sent. The 17 year old boy ended up broke and desperate and committed suicide because he spent all his money and the Scammer told him if he didn't send any more money, he would send the nudes out and put out the false story. His friends and family were completely devastated that the Scammer lured this young 17 year old boy out of his nudes, his money, and caused him to commit suicide. They urged Teenagers in similar situations to not send money but to report the Scammer to their friends and family and call the police. 💡
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