"Personally I thing doxing should be illegal," She says, while uploading Bx's dox to doxbin for the 5000th time.
A demonbaby threepeat with Elaine would be hilarious. I think that relationship would be the one to finally kill Ralph. Elaine you need to do this. It would be the funniest thing ever. Just imagine how much clout you would have in the sektur by being known as the woman who drove the gunt into the grave. Alpha bitch shit. You should call into the killstream today.
She already tried doing this when Null said he would have no choice but to talk about whoever Ralph's next girlfriend is going to be. But it didn't work out because the Mexican prostitutes are much cheaper than booking a flight for Elaine all the way from Engerland. Plus she probably never traveled without her parents before so I doubt even if her or Ralph could afford tickets (lol they are both too poor) she would be too much of a coward to go.
To me she just looks bog standard English. Not even British, just straight up woeful English. There are so many documentaries, book images and oils of incredibly (inbred), shockingly ugly English people throughout the 1500-1700's that it's quite possible to come to the conclusion that their art was all stylized. Stylized like the sideways Egyptian stance fellas from antiquity. The bulging eyes, pallor , generally pinched facial features within overlarge foreheads and weird chins, be they pointy or Hapsburgian, were all artistically pleasing to the commissioners and the population as a whole.
Any information that cannot be independently verified by Kiwi detectives is worthless because we know Elaine selfposts on /cow/ and has been desperately trying to throw out fake info like the french address.
Over/under on Salt being a David Icke style cult leader with one malnourished disciple?
Revolting.
Suicide-baiting to the customer saaarvice pajeet because she didn't get her autismblocks on time, truly a masterstroke of strategy and social manipulation.
1pbtid, couldn't identify or escape the word filters.
This is one of the most British things I've ever read.
