Some people really do fall for the 'Nigerian scam'
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Some people really do fall for the 'Nigerian scam'
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Re: Some people really do fall for the 'Nigerian scam'
F-cking morons. They get what they deserve.
When I was younger, my brother and I spent countless hours and spent countless money on Hershey candy bars so we could cut the "LUCKY" from one wrapper and combine it with the "DAY" from another wrapper and mail it in for a chance to win $100,000.
We were sure we would win. We must have sent in 100 of these things (that is, if Dad actually mailed them, which come to think of it, I doubt he did. He was smarter than my brothers and I).
We used to sit with the Radio Shack catalog, the Sears catalog, and the BEST catalog (remember them?), and decide how we would spend our $50,000 each.
F-ck Hershey. Lucky day my ass.
When I was younger, my brother and I spent countless hours and spent countless money on Hershey candy bars so we could cut the "LUCKY" from one wrapper and combine it with the "DAY" from another wrapper and mail it in for a chance to win $100,000.
We were sure we would win. We must have sent in 100 of these things (that is, if Dad actually mailed them, which come to think of it, I doubt he did. He was smarter than my brothers and I).
We used to sit with the Radio Shack catalog, the Sears catalog, and the BEST catalog (remember them?), and decide how we would spend our $50,000 each.
F-ck Hershey. Lucky day my ass.