Is this dress suitable for my girlfriend?What gifts should I prepare for my girlfriend on this christmas day.
I want to buy one such clothes to her, looks very stylish, very sexy
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I do not know
Is this dress suitable for 18 year old girl?
Why are you not banned yet?Ps you cunt
mediocre ha ha ha, you're reading this,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 6:40,
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I need to watch Metropolis again
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Extinct Jesus Dossier "...I think it counteracts Hitler's magic...",
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:44,
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And while we are asking b3ta questions...Are these drinks suitable for a retard called fiiminglee?
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Wobbly Bloke Hello, did I miss anything on,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:02,
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This is how much fail we're talking about here.
addickted has attained freedom,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:07,
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Two posts. Time for a new account.Wait! I think we've already been here before. You reposting %$&*#!!!
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cowcat Bituminous squeegee,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:08,
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While I agree on the sentiment, I think these iamge replies are a bit too much honour and attention.I've emailed Rob to ask him to ban this user and once again coined the idea of a more sturdy signup process
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Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:15,
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A sturdy signup process......makes it sound like you would have to fight a dog or something.
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Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:58,
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i wouldv've love d to have had to haeve fought soemthing to sign uop here
real i'm not happy 'til you're not happy,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 11:20,
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Is your girlfriend also your sister?I which case I wouldn't be as worried about the dress being suitable as you being suitable!
Now kindly fuck off!
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maiden is filmed before a live studio audience,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:16,
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I suppose having your sister as a girlfriend would cause all kinds of dress issues mediocre ha ha ha, you're reading this,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 7:31,
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Okie dokie let me explain:You are all responding to one of these guys:
www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/27357/?p1=blogs
Stop it.
Summary (courtesy of Slashdot.org)
it.slashdot.org/story/11/11/23/0050243/internet-water-army-on-the-march
"They discovered that paid posters tend to post more new comments than replies to other comments. They also post more often with 50 per cent of them posting every 2.5 minutes on average. They also move on from a discussion more quickly than legitimate users, discarding their IDs and never using them again. What's more, the content they post is measurably different. These workers are paid by the volume and so often take shortcuts, cutting and pasting the same content many times. This would normally invalidate their posts but only if it is spotted by the quality control team. So Cheng and co built some software to look for repetitions and similarities in messages as well as the other behaviors they'd identified. They then tested it on the dataset they'd downloaded from Sina and Sohu and found it to be remarkably good, with an accuracy of 88 per cent in spotting paid posters."
The OP doesn't care what you say.
Cheers.
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Fri 25 Nov 2011, 8:39,
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www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/27357/?p1=blogs
Stop it.
Summary (courtesy of Slashdot.org)
it.slashdot.org/story/11/11/23/0050243/internet-water-army-on-the-march
"They discovered that paid posters tend to post more new comments than replies to other comments. They also post more often with 50 per cent of them posting every 2.5 minutes on average. They also move on from a discussion more quickly than legitimate users, discarding their IDs and never using them again. What's more, the content they post is measurably different. These workers are paid by the volume and so often take shortcuts, cutting and pasting the same content many times. This would normally invalidate their posts but only if it is spotted by the quality control team. So Cheng and co built some software to look for repetitions and similarities in messages as well as the other behaviors they'd identified. They then tested it on the dataset they'd downloaded from Sina and Sohu and found it to be remarkably good, with an accuracy of 88 per cent in spotting paid posters."
The OP doesn't care what you say.
Cheers.
Why don't we just close down b3ta for all of Asia and call it a day mediocre ha ha ha, you're reading this,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 8:57,
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I was thinking just China.Of course that would have excluded Jessie at one point.
Censorship's a bitch.
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Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:17,
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Censorship's a bitch.
Is it censorship to not want spammers on here? mediocre ha ha ha, you're reading this,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:21,
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How about "filtering is difficult"?Shutting down Asia isn't the way to go I think, though if Rob really wanted to make b3ta Britain uber alles, that's up to him of course.
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Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:26,
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I say close it down to Asia, Peru and the areas on the dark side of the moon.Also: everyone from Gouda.
mediocre ha ha ha, you're reading this,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 9:31,
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Better not do that, they will never forgive!
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drimble he'd been white, he'd been black,
Fri 25 Nov 2011, 10:31,
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