Why did the Principal consider Wasserkop's case "a most
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Why did the Principal consider Wasserkopf's case “a most unusual state of affairs”? Answer: Wasserkopf had brought the certificate of the school. ... He would complain about the Principal if his fee was not refunded to him.
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An online one with a fetishistic lady who would give me a continuous commentry on her antics. I doubted her genuineness, and the exchanges were frequent, very frequent, and time-consuming. I attempted to get her to verify herself as genuinely the person she claimed to be, identity theft being a frequent phenomenon in our world, and in doing so frightened her away. In a fashion familiar to those involved in the observation of phenomena governed by the laws of quantum mechanics, the act of observation removes all traces of the observed element. She turned out to be completely genuine, but, not surprisingly, of course, was spooked.
She is very nice indeed, but doesn’t understand the abuse some make of such situations. As an experienced role player, I can be whoever I wish to be at the drop of a hat. In RP, it is common courtesy to notify one’s real-life credentials, something I always do. But of course, I might just be saying that. I may not be a 59 year-old male, cross dresser, with bad eyesight. Many catfish use profiles designed to appear harmless. I am pretty sure I don’t like online relationships much.
For a while, I used to chat with a rather stylish girl from the southern bible belt of the USA. She loved Jesus, and everything about her was very Southern. She spoke in great detail about the little congregation of her church, and her descriptions of her world were vivid, vibrant and plausible, from one chat to another there were no inconsistencies . She turned out to be an Indian man, behind a desk at some TATA consultancy. Shame he was banned from the forum, brilliant RP!
She is very nice indeed, but doesn’t understand the abuse some make of such situations. As an experienced role player, I can be whoever I wish to be at the drop of a hat. In RP, it is common courtesy to notify one’s real-life credentials, something I always do. But of course, I might just be saying that. I may not be a 59 year-old male, cross dresser, with bad eyesight. Many catfish use profiles designed to appear harmless. I am pretty sure I don’t like online relationships much.
For a while, I used to chat with a rather stylish girl from the southern bible belt of the USA. She loved Jesus, and everything about her was very Southern. She spoke in great detail about the little congregation of her church, and her descriptions of her world were vivid, vibrant and plausible, from one chat to another there were no inconsistencies . She turned out to be an Indian man, behind a desk at some TATA consultancy. Shame he was banned from the forum, brilliant RP!
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