MMD: Can I keep grandma's cashback?

Pollycat

tastyfish wrote: »

No matter what the dilemma is, having to scroll/plough through the inevitable 'are these real' type posts is just tiresome. Do these sad people who feel the need to share this lead incredibly sad, boring and pathetic lives?

Yes, most probably. Seriously, bore off, nobody wants to know if you think these dilemmas are real or not. Just ignore it. Or answer the question. The dilemma isn't anything to do with whether you think these are real or not. Leave it. Make a cup of tea. Just don't post it here. It's boring. Don't be that sad guy/gal.

*sighs*

Of course you could always ignore those posts that question if the MMD is real...:whistle:

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chesky

tastyfish wrote: »

incredibly sad, boring and pathetic lives?

*sighs*

And yet you're the one who dragged it back from last month.