Exasperating Mugu

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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:02 am

I am baiting Br0wn D4v1d and decided after a long and drawn out story to use 1tv5.

I sent him a letter from the forum pretending to be from moneygram agent "Matt Damon" which said at the end:

You must go to the following secure website:
http://www.v3r1fysec.c0m/
once there, copy and paste the following security code into the appropriate box:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
then click the "Show MTCN" button and answer the questions WITHOUT PAUSE.

Now notice the answer he wrote to question 1:

Mugu Timestamp: 13/07/2007 07:02:10 GMT-8
Server timestamp: 13/07/2007 07:03:43 GMT
Question #: 1
Question: Are you the intended recipient?
Answer: WITHOUT PAUSE

*slaps head and groans with exasperation*...

Now he's confused and asking me what's going on.

Dear Dxxxxx Lxxxxxx,

Thanks for your mail and i want yoiu to know that everything in other to confirm from you now and please kindly get back to me again because i check everything online but is not show reference number now that MTCN control number to me which is 8digit now and i dont know if they have change everything please kindly get back to me now and let me know the next step again .

Thanks

I had to subtly hint that the answer to the questions is not "Without Pause".

I just wanted to share my frustration with all.
Happy Baiting.

Western Union · Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:13 am

Lads can take things very literally, can�t they? Reminds me of a pair I had, I gave them very careful instructions of what to write on their signs, and then just to be sure wrote �Make sure you write the slogan nice and clear�. So they sent me:

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:22 am

Words fail me!

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:03 am

Hi Mr F^---great trophy--

So is the lad on the left side the wealthier of the duo because he has socks and longer pants? Did they even bother to consult a dictionary on the meaning of the word 'slogan' ???

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:12 am

Lorissa_Andre wrote:

I sent him a letter from the forum pretending to be from moneygram agent "Matt Damon" which said at the end:

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:12 am

@Mr Fishe

Is that St James' Park in the background? They sign anybody. Very Happy

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:14 pm

Bloody infuriating, they either don't get it right at all, or they get it too right.

Jervis Tetch wrote:

So is the lad on the left side the wealthier of the duo because he has socks and longer pants?

No. He just has shorter legs. Those are cricket socks, he's a good all-rounder. The guy on the right is richer, he smiles more, and has a zip on his jersey that continues around the crotch of his shorts.

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:19 pm

@Mr Fishe

I reckon that the photo that you got by mistake, is probably a damn sight better than the one that was requested in the first place...and the lad in the red top can see the funny side of it too Laughing

Its a classic.. Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:06 pm

@MrFishe - yep that sure is funnier than if they had done what you asked

AND someone asked if Lads are getting smarter LOL_sign

Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 7:29 am

Hi PsycheDelia^

Now that I see it, you've got me wondering about that zipper...I somehow fail to fathom the necessity for it... Makes me wonder what the wages for a Lagos seamstress are. And the lads who sell them zippers and short-pants----and so on.

Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 3:19 pm

It's all the rage in ladland, the 'two-piece'. When the zip is completely unfastened, the kit falls away in two symmetrical halves. This saves the lad expending too much cybercafe loafing energy getting the thing on and off between photoshoots.