As luck would have it, my needs are now not quite so urgent.
Have had a few civvy results of late
Showed a few damsels in distress what to do with their nudges and the next thing I'm round the back experiencing a skill feature of a very different kind
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostAnd yet, one of them is banned but the other is left to post more tulipe.
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostMost likely scenario. The Zoco and nigelsousa sockies were posting as a self supporting pair.
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Originally posted by zeitghostIf it's PAYG the network will deregister it if you don't turn it on fairly regularly.
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Originally posted by Bunk View PostCouldn't you just leave it switched off until you're looking again? I'm not sure I see the need for a 'burner' for that. You're not Stringer Bell you know!
Plus it costs them lots to ring me.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI have a "burner" phone for pimps, when I get a contract I get rid and pickup a new one when it comes to start looking again
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I have a "burner" phone for pimps, when I get a contract I get rid and pickup a new one when it comes to start looking again
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
As to what zoco is punting (offering for hire or sale for ready money), whether here or on some other forum: some questions are best left unanswered
Though he, she, or it seems to have had ~9 minutes in which to avail himself, herself, or itself of the "Delete thread" capability that remains available until the first reply is posted
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I'm guessing 'punting' in this context is to set up a Tinder account so that the lady no1 doesn't find out about the lady no2 (and 3 and 4 and 5 -that's how Tinder is designed to work).
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is this really where 20 million years of evolution have got us ?
or am I just an old f@rt ?
on second thoughts. dont answer that
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Originally posted by mudskipperIt didn't work - couldn't find any delete option
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