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Post by Lappi on Feb 13, 2003 16:41:07 GMT -5
I once got a random person asking me for my A/S/L and some other personal information as if they were taking some sort of strange survey. I told them my age, first name, and gender (the information is attached to my account anyway) and they replied saying: "Who are you?!?!?! Don't give out your personal information!" I replied with an attached copy of their original neomail trying to sort out and they said "I'm not going to give my personal information to a complete stranger!" I sent them another message explaining that they had asked ME that question, and they replied, "Hello. Can I help you with something?" Either three or four kids were sharing that account, or that person has a serious memory problem. *SNORT* These are all hilarious neomail! HaHaHahAhAhA! |
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Post by mushroom on Feb 13, 2003 21:54:50 GMT -5
On another note massages are scary.  ; I had one, and it was more harrowing than relaxing... Beh. I'm not fond of getting massaged/having my back or shoulders rubbed/whatever, either...According to various family members and my cat, I'm pretty good at giving them, though. On the topic of weird NMs: I've gotten some odd ones, but I don't have any on hand...er...I don't think I do...*goes to look through the inboxes in a couple of accounts* Oh, there was one where a person asked me to be her Neofriend. I replied including the original message, with the >s and all still intact, in my message for her reference, and the person replied "i would but i already asked u!!" or something along those lines...heh. It took several NMs to sort all that out. |
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Post by sticky on Feb 13, 2003 21:56:49 GMT -5
Lol, I don't accept any neofriends...I get like 20 requests a day and don't like refusing people.  I feel bad! |
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Post by Yugo Ryan on Feb 13, 2003 22:38:36 GMT -5
Gah, I never get any funny neomails. Aah, well...whaddya gonna do?
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Post by sollunaestrella on Feb 14, 2003 15:02:56 GMT -5
Lol, I don't accept any neofriends...I get like 20 requests a day and don't like refusing people. I feel bad! Unless they neomail me and talk, I just leave all my requests hanging. The pending request list is a little cluttered, but not too bad.  |
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Post by Princess Ember Mononoke on Feb 14, 2003 19:13:41 GMT -5
On the topic of neofriend requests. . .
You get something on the top of your screen when a request is rejected, but not when someone has deleted you off of their neofriend list. Therefore, I accept all requests I get and end up deleting them after a few days. I'm so evil.
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Post by sollunaestrella on Feb 14, 2003 19:15:22 GMT -5
On the topic of neofriend requests. . . You get something on the top of your screen when a request is rejected, but not when someone has deleted you off of their neofriend list. Therefore, I accept all requests I get and end up deleting them after a few days. I'm so evil. Good idea.... |
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Post by twayblade807 on Feb 14, 2003 20:19:46 GMT -5
On the topic of neofriend requests. . . You get something on the top of your screen when a request is rejected, but not when someone has deleted you off of their neofriend list. Therefore, I accept all requests I get and end up deleting them after a few days. I'm so evil. I do that too. They NEVER seem to notice. But I make them send requests by NEOMAIL.  |
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Post by The Angry Artist on Feb 14, 2003 20:22:53 GMT -5
On the topic of neofriend requests. . . You get something on the top of your screen when a request is rejected, but not when someone has deleted you off of their neofriend list. Therefore, I accept all requests I get and end up deleting them after a few days. I'm so evil. Heehee! That is very clever! For added effect, add to your lookup (if you haven't already) that you accept ALL Neofriend requests - Just don't mention that you delete all the Neofriends who you've just added to your list. |
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Post by Princess Ember Mononoke on Feb 14, 2003 22:35:23 GMT -5
Heehee! That is very clever! For added effect, add to your lookup (if you haven't already) that you accept ALL Neofriend requests - Just don't mention that you delete all the Neofriends who you've just added to your list. Uh, I don't think so TAA. The point of doing what I do is to 1. get rid of unwanted requests 2. not seem rude to people who actually care Doing that would defeat BOTH purposes. |
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Post by Tdyans on Feb 15, 2003 1:11:19 GMT -5
On the topic of neofriend requests. . . You get something on the top of your screen when a request is rejected, but not when someone has deleted you off of their neofriend list. Therefore, I accept all requests I get and end up deleting them after a few days. I'm so evil. I also accept all of the requests I get. I shouldn't, but I just got into the habit of it before I started to really be bombarded with them and then couldn't give up the habit. I'm not so good about deleting them after a few days, but I go through every once in a while and sweep out every name I don't recognize any more. Most of them never notice-- or at least they've never written to me about it or anything-- and they never write me back at all anyway. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2003 23:29:25 GMT -5
lol, I have gotten some pretty weird mails myself.
Probally the weirdest one was this...
Hi! You are a great Times author. I've never actually read your stories, but they have really inspired me to start a story of my own.
thanks!
I was very confused, and still am about that one. They love my stories even though they've never read them... Some people are just odd.
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Post by sara on Feb 22, 2003 22:42:53 GMT -5
I've gotten many an odd neomail - for example, on my article on battledome rules, I got neomails congratulating me for being against Chia Flour, and others saying that they think like me - they only Chia Flour people who put rules against Chia Flour. I was being neutral on the whole topic of Chia Flour in that article - I was just pointing out the lack of practicality of putting rules against Chia Flour.
I just leave neofriend requests hanging. I'm too lazy to accept and delete them. On the rare occasion a requester asks why I didn't accept them, I give them an honest explaination.
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Post by squieshie on Mar 1, 2003 0:09:42 GMT -5
lol, I have gotten some pretty weird mails myself. Probally the weirdest one was this... Hi! You are a great Times author. I've never actually read your stories, but they have really inspired me to start a story of my own. thanks! I was very confused, and still am about that one. They love my stories even though they've never read them... Some people are just odd. X_________X How can you love a story when you have never read it? Maybe just of popularity, and they say they love it because everybody else is saying its so great? I always confuse myself  |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2003 0:21:31 GMT -5
I got some quite impolite mail, before, somebody kept on mentioning something about his cat sniffing my but... I'm not going to continue, it was a very impolite mail.
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