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Tomorrow I might post a photo of my whole class, but I’m not gonna tell which one I am…. or I might not, I’ve never posted my picture, even in a group of over 20 people, on a forum…. I just don’t knowThis is safer than posting a picture of yourself on facebook :p
I will post my picture soon, thanks for bumping this :)
But on Facebook, you can set privacy :)
Ok, so the people I’ve blacked out aren’t me (giving you a chance of guessing, and I’m not a paki, so that narrows it down (also this picture is about a year old)
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Facebook is selling all of your data lol xD There is no thing such as privacy on facebook. You can never delete anything, and Facebook is more than happy to sell your data… Also your profile picture can always be viewed by anyone :p
Oh, yeah, this image of mine doesn’t really flatter me,
but I was training Aikido with the child of a good friend of mine.
We had a lot of fun, and he is actually quite strong : D
(He usually does Karate, but we had fun with Aikido).
This is in my friend’s garden and not the Dojo, obviously.
We had a few mats layed out that day, so we could practice for
our exams to our respective kyuu levels.@Mark Jennings:
1. It’s impossible to pick you out, so there wasn’t much point posting that pic.
2. *Please* don’t use that word. It makes you sound a complete reta– uh, “idiot”.What word? I know but I didn’t really want to post a personal picture, so I posted this instead.
@Mark Jennings:
1. It’s impossible to pick you out, so there wasn’t much point posting that pic.
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Ok, I get it, I’ll post a better picture tomorrow.
@Mark Webber Good point, that’s why Zuckeeberg is a billionaire… (that and 600 million people on his website basically daily)
@Mark: I think MisterM is talking about “Paki,” which is pretty offensive in a lot of countries.
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Hashi.
Oh sorry, in Ireland it’s just the normal term, there is no derrogatory intend (in fact, most of them in the picture are friends of mine) sorry for any offense or anything
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