Liked, not for ghoulish reasons, but because it shows how dangerous these little fekkers are and we should all be doing our utmost to get rid of them (fire ants, not fisheries officials).
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The COA urged the public to avoid suspicious ants
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This is quite amusing - an officer was fired and his supervisors disciplined for admitting he never did any work:
Does anyone have a link to his original post in Chinese?
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Sounds like he was fired for telling the truth, ie., a lot of government jobs are just seat-warming jobs.
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It’s in a photo in here
The police university doesn’t sound terribly independent of the police force chain of command. They closed ranks and denied his enrolment!
Should it be?
Statement of fact. You can be ‘speaker for the negative’ though.
What? Why would you bother bringing it up if not to criticize it?
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Universe and stupidity…
Entertaining story though
He allegedly promised her he would marry her but needed to use her account to buy and sell bitcoins so that he could complete his next movie.
There really are some dumb people walking this Earth. I’m amazed that people like this even make it through the day without accidentally killing themselves operating the rice cooker.
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Story checks out. Google does default to simplified when you want to translate something.
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The best plot twist of all time would be it actually been Keanu Reeves who was scamming her.
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At first glance, it looked like a gun with a scope attached.
Besides, Reeves has a lot more class than to come to Taiwan to marry some random Taiwanese.
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Imagine actually being hitched to someone like that. You’d probably end up in a padded cell.
This also applies to those guys who apparently paid for US military gold in Iraq.
Everything is beautiful in that story.
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how do people fall for these scams?
Like surely Keanu Reeves on Grindr or whatever is a massive red flag for starters. Then, everything else that followed.