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Scary Emails To Send
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Scary Emails to Send
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Lol, it's spam. Someone's trying to get traffic at his/her site. Don't worry about it.
She had every right to ask you to identify yourself. You don't have to give your ID number, but you should have at least introduced yourself in your first email. Think about it from her point of view: she gets an email from a random name an...
I don't see anything immoral on the list. Therefore you should be able to express your view. Not that I agree with all of it... but you should be able to express it. It seem to me there are several issues that this brings out. First, there ...
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Is it on a website? You can click and drag over the URL (the address that you type in the top to get to the site), then right-click and choose “copy.” Then start an e-mail to your friend — just as you would if you just wanted to say hi. An...
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