Illuminati-R-Us

Area code? I always hear this scam referred to as the "Nigerian" scam. I suppose it is a variant of the pigeon drop scam. Your right, I googled it and found that it is a Nigerian scam. I found one similar to the one I recieved, just that this one differs a bit in that her father was not p...

Swamp Pixie wrote:I am Caesar!!!!!!!!

Which one?

Philip wrote:I still need those nails....

First you must win the battle, Marcus Licinius.

Enzo wrote:Of course there is always fusion. That is where it all comes together.

There was one guy that made money by scamming the scammers. He'd reply to them but addressing them with a different name and stating that he'd wired the money into the account but he needs to hear from them. The fell for it and assumed the other persons (totaly made up name) requesting more money. ...

Doe, John wrote:Thanks Lance but I'll pass on that. I have a hard enough time with a static avatar. One of these days I'll get around to uploading mine.

As for the pasta poll. I prefer linguini with clam sauce. Yum

Anyone else like that?

Enzo wrote:I am Kirk Douglas.

I'm Peter Ustinov!

Bill_Thompson wrote:If not Jesus then what about Lenin?

I think Comrade Ulyanov had very little patience for fucktards.

teri tait wrote:Why is it called a "419" scam?

I believe 419 is the section of some criminal code (American? Nigerian? I'm not sure) which they violate.

Lance wrote:Thanks to a suggestion made by Bill Thompson, there is a new "Dolly Llama" in the rotation now.

Make it stop! Make it stop!

Maybe it was "pizza", a thin flat circular bread with tomato, cheese and other optional flavoursome items spread on top and baked quickly. You may have heard of it. I'm rather fond of it. No, it definitely wasn't that. It was noodle-based. Also, there is a substantial Chicago base in this...

Superluminal wrote:Good point, although Jesus may not use the word fuck.

True enough. How would you say it in Aramaic?

pmcolt wrote:I'm all for Italian food, but I stick to spaghetti and lasagna. If it's good enough for Garfield...

I was at a restaurant a little while ago, and had something with neither marinara nor alfredo, but something else. But I can't remember what it was...

Я Спартакус (I'm not completely sure this would be the usual spelling...)

I'm going to start to carry my digital camera around with me, because in the past few months, I've seen a) a truck that tried to drive down the stairs, and b) a car that successfully drove up the support wire for a telephone pole.

I see you know the answer :P I used to, but it had slipped my mind so I took a quick refresher . Added: How many of those who have already replied have ever even heard of The Captain & Tenille or Muskrat Love (except KOS)? There's a radio station in these parts that did one of these Worst N Son...

Lance wrote:Wasn't it "Daryl" something? He was a real star.

I see you know the answer :P

Lance wrote:With apologies to Willis Alan Ramsey and The Captain & Tenille

And what was The Captain's name?

pumpkinpie wrote:I'm lost here.....
Does that mean Spartacus is lost?

That depends. Are you Spartacus?

So hippie likes marinara. Anyone prefer alfredo?

Philip wrote:So, as I'm not Spartacus; who is going to pass me the nails and hammer?

Are you Crassus?

Maybe if it were right-only memory, that wouldn't be so bad...

And, on the minus side, I'm not very confident in my differential equations grade. Despite having sat down during the weekend and worked sample problems from every chapter, I completely forgot everything the instant pen hit paper. Used the entire three hours given and didn't finish. Though I did sp...

Philip wrote:Mater tuo Spartacus sunt?

It's been a while, but sunt is plural. That part at least should be est.

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