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Magenta

Magenta

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Ultimatum77 said:
Why do that? in Windows 8 you just have to right click on the image and on the drop down menu it shows rotate left/right under the option "preview" on the menu....very easy to do :) no program needed....
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The free online program has so many other options, I usually
recommend it cuz it is so much fun to play with :D
 
NarrowRoadDisciple

NarrowRoadDisciple

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Hmm, since my picture is too hard to see.... that's not me as the spec on the tightrope. That's just a depiction of the narrow road walk for Christians :p

I understand the need for anonymity and privacy. Some people do not want others knowing what they look like, and that's fine. However, simply post no personal pictures. By posting a picture of someone else and claiming that the picture is you, you essentially are lying to other people. What spirit does lying come from? What liar shall inherit the kingdom?
 
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AuntieAnt

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Over the years, I've met a few people from dating sites who looked absolutely nothing like their photos. It was rather shocking to me. :p
 
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I never liked how I turned out in pictures. In fact, only one's on Facebook were photos I've been tagged in. Not once have I ever put up one. When I was in a relationship my then girlfriend posted quite a few of us online. Only time I ever changed my profile pic was when it were the two of us. But I've never gone as far as someone else's photo. I agree how someone said that sometimes it could be a mental illness. Some people don't mean any harm by doing it. Doesn't make it right, and it csn be potentially dangerous, but that is not their intention going in it.
 
Huglife

Huglife

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E=Ultimatum77;2795210]My fingers are long and "spikey" whenever I poke someone on the arm they squeal that my fingers are like syringes? lol I tell them not to be a wimp :)[/QUOTE]
Thats What my mom would always do to me when i was littke. She would poke me to wake me up lol. She still does, but ive gotten used tonit by now:)
 
Blain

Blain

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hmm well I have to admit it's not uncommon for ppl on dating sites to make a fake profile picture, I am guessing they want to be valued and so make a pic that is in their eyes what they wish the looked like. But the problem is when you actually meet well... awkward.
 
Blain

Blain

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I personally would never make a fake profile image like that however none of you will know what I look like because the mystery is far more fun on my end;b
 
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LiJo

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AuntieAnt said:
Over the years, I've met a few people from dating sites who looked absolutely nothing like their photos. It was rather shocking to me. :p
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Several years ago I tried online dating and began to chat with this guy, I started questioning him about his profile pic, turn out the pic was 20 years old and he lied about his age. I asked him not to correspond with me. I felt if he was going to lie about his age and be deceitful with his profile picture, this was not someone who I could ever trust in a relationship.
 
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LiJo said:
Several years ago I tried online dating and began to chat with this guy, I started questioning him about his profile pic, turn out the pic was 20 years old and he lied about his age. I asked him not to correspond with me. I felt if he was going to lie about his age and be deceitful with his profile picture, this was not someone who I could ever trust in a relationship.
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that's why I think online dateings a bad idea. You never know know who's on the other end
 
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LiJo

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Huglife said:
that's why I think online dateings a bad idea. You never know know who's on the other end
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Shortly after that incident, I felt it wasn't where God wanted me to be, so I got more involved with church activities, serving ministry work and volunteering. I usually try to persuade singles to stay away from dating sights.
 
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AuntieAnt

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LiJo said:
Several years ago I tried online dating and began to chat with this guy, I started questioning him about his profile pic, turn out the pic was 20 years old and he lied about his age. I asked him not to correspond with me. I felt if he was going to lie about his age and be deceitful with his profile picture, this was not someone who I could ever trust in a relationship.
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LiJo said:
Shortly after that incident, I felt it wasn't where God wanted me to be, so I got more involved with church activities, serving ministry work and volunteering. I usually try to persuade singles to stay away from dating sights.
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It's wise to do some research on the person before meeting them. I've discovered a few with extensive criminal history, serious drug addictions, or listed on sex offender registry.

Also, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to discern through a few email exchanges where they are spiritually. If they're continually using sexual innuendo's, making references to anatomy, or forwarding questionable photos, you can assume they're probably not going to be a faithful partner.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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Fenner said:
Is that you in your profile picture?
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Maybe. Maybe not. We'll never know for sure. It's a matter of faith. Maybe that picture is me, maybe I am a woman catfishing everyone. Maybe I am a child sneaking onto mommy's computer.

...and the seeds of doubt have been planted. LOL
 
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Mitspa

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LiJo said:
Several years ago I tried online dating and began to chat with this guy, I started questioning him about his profile pic, turn out the pic was 20 years old and he lied about his age. I asked him not to correspond with me. I felt if he was going to lie about his age and be deceitful with his profile picture, this was not someone who I could ever trust in a relationship.
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Sorry but this is just a little funny :)
 
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Hellooo

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I don't pay much attention to personal pics or albums unless it's something particularly humorous, gross, shocking, and such. What sticks out to me is inconsistencies in stories, unnecessary exaggerating, strange coincidences and such.

I know I shared my compulsive liar former colleague story in another thread and it was still on my mind during my visit with my sister this weekend so we started exchanging stories of some absurd lies we've been told just for no reason at all, fake illnesses, fake tragedies, inflated lifestyles, and such. I don't need to hear weird back stories, explanations, and excuses when I'm not even invested in whatever the situation is...I'd rather just not be told anything at all. My sister used to manage people and would get some elaborate detailed voicemails on why they were calling out...a simple "I'm not going to be in today" is usually all that's necessary if you have available time, instead of making up deaths or claiming you have some form of disease only found in the tropics, complete with graphic descriptions of the symptoms.
 
zeroturbulence

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Sonflower said:
I went to the miscellaneous forum to search...that was leading nowhere. So I got an idea! I knew BruceWayne was involved with this well documented thread I was looking for...so logically I went to his page to see what he's commented on in the miscellaneous forum. I figured it would narrow down my search. Well...I'm too easily distracted. I think I've commented on at least 3 things that sparked my interested that he commented on and now I just look like a stalker instead of a detective. Whatever. I give up.
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Here's a hint: Miscellaneous forum > Thread about Cuffed Pants > Page dieu :rolleyes:


OH Nevermind! It looks like the posts have been deleted.... :eek:
 
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Mitspa

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Hellooo said:
I don't pay much attention to personal pics or albums unless it's something particularly humorous, gross, shocking, and such. What sticks out to me is inconsistencies in stories, unnecessary exaggerating, strange coincidences and such.

I know I shared my compulsive liar former colleague story in another thread and it was still on my mind during my visit with my sister this weekend so we started exchanging stories of some absurd lies we've been told just for no reason at all, fake illnesses, fake tragedies, inflated lifestyles, and such. I don't need to hear weird back stories, explanations, and excuses when I'm not even invested in whatever the situation is...I'd rather just not be told anything at all. My sister used to manage people and would get some elaborate detailed voicemails on why they were calling out...a simple "I'm not going to be in today" is usually all that's necessary if you have available time, instead of making up deaths or claiming you have some form of disease only found in the tropics, complete with graphic descriptions of the symptoms.
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Can I be honest...don't no one beat me up but back in my sinful days, it was well known among the guys that girls love to hear lies and don't really want to know the truth.. If you can BS ..you can score ... now we are all God fearing believers and know that's insanity now... but I still wonder if girls don't like to hear a little bs?
 
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LiJo

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Mitspa said:
Can I be honest...don't no one beat me up but back in my sinful days, it was well known among the guys that girls love to hear lies and don't really want to know the truth.. If you can BS ..you can score ... now we are all God fearing believers and know that's insanity now... but I still wonder if girls don't like to hear a little bs?
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Nah....I'm too old for games, truth is what I desire :)
 
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