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While many e-mail scams are easily spotted due to their relative ridiculousness and are seemingly safe to simply ignore, one recent scam has its recipients not only taking it seriously but has them in fear for their life. The e-mail in question reads: "I have been paid some ransom in advance to terminate you with some reasons listed to me by my employer." And they don't mean "terminate" in the ...
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What I wouldn't give for a proper World of Goo sequel.
Reminds me of high school except these people are gauranteed to be cooler than me. http://t.co/3vVaSlz0
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