• Nougat
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    681 year ago

    Why bother with the hassle of check fraud? Just go steal a car.

    • @IphtashuFitz
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      251 year ago

      It’s not stealing if he puts one of those PR1V8T3 “license” plates on it…

    • TragicNotCute
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      171 year ago

      Just make sure it’s the corporation stealing the car, not the person. Ez

    • @UnderpantsWeevil
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      211 months ago

      The penalties for white collar fraud are significantly lower than that of physical theft.

  • @voracitude
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    1 year ago

    Aw this one likes the idea of free stuff but is smart enough to realise it at least might be bullshit. Most sovcits are reprehensible because they’re wrong and entitled about it, IMO. This lady just sounds like she’s in a bad spot and doesn’t have a lot of options. Sad, in a “For sale: Baby shoes, never worn” way (i suppose in a Hemingway 🥁)

    • @BonesOfTheMoonOPM
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      Sure, they think they’ve cracked a secret code.

    • Rhynoplaz
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      Still not ethical. Lawful evil at best.

  • @Lifecoach5000M
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    221 year ago

    Probably something along the lines of check fraud?

  • @Aggravationstation
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    201 year ago

    Do Americans really spell it “check” rather than “cheque”?

    • Rob T Firefly
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      3211 months ago

      What the heque were we thinqueing?

    • @HollandJim
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      Yes, because we weren’t conquered for a century by the French during our formative language years.

    • @RGB3x3
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      81 year ago

      You prefer having two letters tacked onto the end rather than just one?

      Why waste the space? /s