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Maybe it will be an homage to Suits - Woggy pretends to be a lawyer and develops a crush on a Sims 1 version of Meghan Markle.Would children even find Wogglebug going to law school entertaining? I doubt it.
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Maybe it will be an homage to Suits - Woggy pretends to be a lawyer and develops a crush on a Sims 1 version of Meghan Markle.Would children even find Wogglebug going to law school entertaining? I doubt it.
Buy my Bug! Buy my Bug!! Buy my Bug!
BUY MY BUG!!!
at a 200 dollar loss...
If you're purchasing something, how is it taking advantage? She seems to be interested in making money, so seems like it would be a helpful thing. If you're bothered by the discount, pay her more than the asking and say the rest is a donation. Taking advantage of a vulnerable person would be wrangling more from her without paying for it, or, say, pretending to be an honest co-writer for a book and mocking her with your output.I'll admit I'm tempted at $10 just because I find it amusing and my dog would snuggle it, but I feel bad taking advantage of someone who is literally retarded.
This is true. I remember reading somewhere though that even at $20 she's selling at a loss with shipping. Unless I'm mistaken and that was the discount price. I like the toy, it's funny, but not $20+ funny if you get me.If you're purchasing something, how is it taking advantage? She seems to be interested in making money, so seems like it would be a helpful thing. If you're bothered by the discount, pay her more than the asking and say the rest is a donation. Taking advantage of a vulnerable person would be wrangling more from her without paying for it, or, say, pretending to be an honest co-writer for a book and mocking her with your output.
I've personally never understood the idea of buying something you don't want from somebody you don't like as some way of "trolling" them. Same as when people started buying items from Chris-Chan. It defeats the purpose of making fun of him in that you're helping him.If you're purchasing something, how is it taking advantage? She seems to be interested in making money, so seems like it would be a helpful thing. If you're bothered by the discount, pay her more than the asking and say the rest is a donation. Taking advantage of a vulnerable person would be wrangling more from her without paying for it, or, say, pretending to be an honest co-writer for a book and mocking her with your output.
I wouldn't mind helping Cynthia, but it'd have to be something I actually want and at the right price, and she isn't hurting herself with it. I can chuckle about her shenanigans and enjoy her bizarro autist art, but I don't wish any ill will on her.In buying Cynthia's stuff you're just helping her.
Agree, in a sense. Many people develop an affection for cows, so though enjoying the spectacle, they may actually want to support them or own something that is a token reference.I've personally never understood the idea of buying something you don't want from somebody you don't like as some way of "trolling" them. Same as when people started buying items from Chris-Chan. It defeats the purpose of making fun of him in that you're helping him.
In buying Cynthia's stuff you're just helping her.
I would but I'm too paranoid to dox myself to Cherie.Buy my Bug! Buy my Bug! Buy my Bug!
BUY MY BUG!!!
Cherie is really just a Jigsaw level mastermind, collecting dox of all the trolls. When she is finally able to reveal her great plan, she will hold up the dox list and say, "Let's play a game.."I would but I'm too paranoid to dox myself to Cherie.
The problem is every "trap" will have "The Wogglebug" or some variation of that as the key to escaping it. Not very challenging.Cherie is really just a Jigsaw level mastermind, collecting dox of all the trolls. When she is finally able to reveal her great plan, she will hold up the dox list and say, "Let's play a game.."
Hello, Kiwi. I want to play a game. For years you were calling Mr. Wogglebug gay. There is an explosive device in your rectum that will go off in sixty seconds. To deactivate it you need to insert the gigantic dildo you see before you up your butt.The problem is every "trap" will have "The Wogglebug" or some variation of that as the key to escaping it. Not very challenging.
Hello, Kiwi. I want to play a game. It's been said that certain chemical compounds can turn the fricking frogs gay, much like you assert for Mr. Frogman. Now is the time to test this theory...Hello, Kiwi. I want to play a game. For years you were calling Mr. Wogglebug gay. There is an explosive device in your rectum that will go off in sixty seconds. To deactivate it you need to insert the gigantic dildo you see before you up your butt.
Prove your devotion to homosexuality. Live or die, Kiwi. Live or die.
If you're purchasing something, how is it taking advantage? She seems to be interested in making money, so seems like it would be a helpful thing. If you're bothered by the discount, pay her more than the asking and say the rest is a donation. Taking advantage of a vulnerable person would be wrangling more from her without paying for it, or, say, pretending to be an honest co-writer for a book and mocking her with your output.
Agree, in a sense. Many people develop an affection for cows, so though enjoying the spectacle, they may actually want to support them or own something that is a token reference.
But yes, if you're spending money on something you hate and don't want around, you're owning yourself. The day I think that spending my money on someone is a way of insulting them is the day I lose respect for what I've worked to earn, I guess.
I can see, though, having a sympathetic view toward Cynthia even if you see her as a cow and deciding that a stuffed wogglebug is more charming than some random other stuffed toy for X use. In her case, I think it's nice. Similar for Chris...or at least up until 18-24 months ago.
Fuck off
That's nice.Fuck off
I tryReal nice