The Cane! we should put them in charge of school discipline, what our fecking results rocket!
Singaporean men in naked web cam extortion scam
Singaporean police have warned men in the city state of a five-fold increase in extortion cases in which they are coaxed into a state of undress, secretly filmed and then asked to hand over cash to prevent release of the resulting video. Cops in the island nation said the number of such incidents has shot up from 11 in 2011 to …
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Monday 18th February 2013 08:28 GMT JaitcH
Can you blame the men? Check out a Singaporan wife - enough to make a freezer look hot
I was based in LEE Kwan-Yews dictatorship, Singapore, for several years and was well integrated in to the Chinese community knowing many people on a family basis.
Ignoring the fact that Singaporean males are somewhat childish around the subject of sex, having met many of the islands 'matrons' I can well understand why they might fall for this trick.
If the women loosened up more, there might be fewer 'spare tyres/tires' in circulation. The mainland Chinese are much more liberated - although there are still a fair number 'spare tyres/tires' around.
I wonder why the Singy police never intervened, given that residential computers are restricted by a fire wall and subject to active monitoring.
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Monday 18th February 2013 11:59 GMT Cameron Colley
You may not care, but others might.
Might not go down well at your grandmother's bible study group, for example. How about that prospective employer whose a stickler for respectability? Perhaps a prospective wife may not be able to trust somebody who would do such a thing? How about if one of the kids in the class or soccer team you teach got hold of it - do you think the parents would like that?
Just because in your particular position in your particular culture it wouldn't be a problem doesn't mean somebody else is a prude because they see it as a problem.
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Monday 18th February 2013 23:25 GMT Cameron Colley
Re: You may not care, but others might.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
I will not type "whose" instead of "who's" again.
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Monday 18th February 2013 10:03 GMT Longrod_von_Hugendong
So, the jist of the problem is...
A total stranger messages you, then strips off and tells you to do the same etc etc.
I would like to remind the world of the twin sayings - 'A fool and his money are soon parted' and 'Nonsense is so good only because common sense is so limited'.
and let me append
WELL. DUH.
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Monday 18th February 2013 10:59 GMT sabba
Re: Do we believe this?
You don't know his circumstances. Maybe he is from a very affluent family or perhaps he perpetrated a crime to obtain the funds. Personally I can't ever see a circumstance whereby I'd submit to blackmail - once you have subjugated yourself to their whims you only ever increase their leverage. Tell 'em to fuck themselves and then spend the 95k hunting 'em down and making sure they suffer, slowly!!
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