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The ketchup in my fridge has sugar as the neverth ingredient, as none was added. Total 5%, from the tomatoes. Maybe get ketchup instead of sugared tomatoes?
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It's the third ingredient in Heinz and the Second in Hunt's the number one and two market leaders in the US. https://www.marketwatch.com/press-r...2027-2021-02-12 And it's second in my "That's smart" brand ketchup. I'm sorry we can't all afford your luxurious bourgeoisie ketchup, but the majority of people are eating red sugar with fries.
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Feb 25, 2021 08:10
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Buddy, you can also buy the no sugar added versions of those brands for the same price.
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Feb 25, 2021 08:18
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We buy the low sugar type so we can eat more ketchup and not feel guilty. And I'm realizing I've never made ketchup from scratch beforeso now I know what I'm trying tomorrow
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Feb 25, 2021 08:52
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people who fall for scams are dumbasses. if you get tricked by a phishing email youre an idiot and its your own fault
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Feb 25, 2021 09:47
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Do people without dementia fall for that poo poo in 2021 If so, lol
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Feb 25, 2021 13:38
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Shibawanko posted:people who fall for scams are dumbasses. if you get tricked by a phishing email youre an idiot and its your own fault Anyone can be conned.
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Feb 25, 2021 14:10
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Do people without dementia fall for that poo poo in 2021 Yes. All the time. Tons of people fall for the "your social security number has fraud on it! Go buy some gift cards so we can remove it!" one too. Even people you'd think would be smart enough to catch it.
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Feb 25, 2021 14:31
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yeah a boomer at work gave his SS out over the phone like six months ago. he came up and told me this story that he had to give it out because the people on the phone said some ~illegal mexicans~ had taken it and they were gonna sort it out for him when I told him he got scammed, he just looked at me with a blank stare lol
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Feb 25, 2021 14:39
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The smarter you think you are the easier the mark you are. "There's no way I could fall for that" It's the same with cult members. The trick to life is to be just smart enough to function but dumb enough to hate and mistrust everything including your own judgement.
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Feb 25, 2021 14:40
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Guyver posted:The smarter you think you are the easier the mark you are. i think this is true up to a point but i think im pretty much immune for internet scams. irl i could like have my wallet stolen or be overcharged in a foreign country or something but my basic attitude to other people coming to me for things is "always no"
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Feb 25, 2021 15:13
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Shibawanko posted:people who fall for scams are dumbasses. if you get tricked by a phishing email i mean that's the point those scams are targeting the less critical by being stupid, you don't want a "smart" person to get halfway in and waste your time when there's hundreds of old people you can scam also gently caress you it's the scammer's fault rear end in a top hat nobody deserves to have their lives ruined because they arent tech savvy
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Feb 25, 2021 15:15
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Shibawanko posted:i think this is true up to a point but i think im pretty much immune for internet scams. No, you're just not important enough for anyone to target you. That's not an insult, it's the truth.
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Feb 25, 2021 15:25
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99% of online or phone scams are to catch technologically illiterate people or people who were never taught or learned like how the IRS might contact you. I'd say half those people deserve it
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Feb 25, 2021 15:30
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I had an e-bay account compromised a few years back because the mobile view of my e-mail managed to spoof a Gumtree e-mail pretty well. When I logged in to see a message, I caught on when it asked for my card details, but by that point one of my log-ins was out there and I had to gently caress around getting my e-bay account unfucked because it was now selling tractors (?). That wasnt gullibility, but a mix of checking e-mails while being on the move and the scammer e-mail being pretty competent, at least on a mobile e-mail client. I've become even more careful, but not all scams are "please send me iTunes card to avoid tax fraud to realtaxpeople(at)yahoo.com"
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Feb 25, 2021 15:42
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Badactura posted:99% of online or phone scams are to catch technologically illiterate people or people who were never taught or learned like how the IRS might contact you. I'd say half those people deserve it Why? what does someone do to deserve having their life possibly ruined?
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Feb 25, 2021 15:48
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Do people without dementia fall for that poo poo in 2021 Just sad in every way.
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Feb 25, 2021 15:51
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The Sunny Car Centre fiasco was fun to follow in the news, and when it turned out to be a "Nigerian letter" job it was very  .Even has a Wikipedia article.
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Feb 25, 2021 15:58
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Elfgames posted:Why? what does someone do to deserve having their life possibly ruined? There's lots of things people do to deserve having their lives ruined, that's an incredibly broad topic
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Feb 25, 2021 16:41
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Manager Hoyden posted:No, you're just not important enough for anyone to target you. That's not an insult, it's the truth. lol what does this even mean? i get the odd scam email like anyone else
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Feb 25, 2021 16:57
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Shibawanko posted:lol what does this even mean? i get the odd scam email like anyone else Well yeah, the ones they send to ten million people about BILL GATES DONATES U $50 BILLION. But people who are specifically targeted get better ones.
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wow, I am extremely important, for all you know
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Nope you're not either, sorry buddy. The emails don't lie. edit: I mean about what we were talking about not like in general
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Hedenius posted:Yes. There’s always an article now and then here in Sweden about some dude who send his “girlfriend in Thailand” the equivalent of thousands of dollars and is left alone with a bouquet of flowers at the airport. My ex-brother-in-law got on the hook to his 'russian girlfriend' for thousands and thousands of dollars for various things that 'kept coming up' - and it didn't stop until he was completely tapped out and asked his parents for money to send to her. I was so embarrassed for that dude.
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Manager Hoyden posted:Well yeah, the ones they send to ten million people about BILL GATES DONATES U $50 BILLION. But people who are specifically targeted get better ones. yeah my point is people fall for those ultra dumb ones too. i can get hacked or ransomed or something but outright scammed with a fake email? i doublecheck everything i receive. i could get hacked but then were talking about a forceful act, im talking about common scams there was a show on tv here with bank scam victims who got told by some random phonecall to send thousands of euros to another account, and i get that theyre old and gullible and that sucks, but then most of them blamed the bank for what happened. im not sympathetic to banks but holy poo poo dont pretend these people arent also just gullible goobers who should learn that what they did was stupid
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i had two students who were older ladies and one of them fell for the "ore ore" scam thats common in japan, where they basically just call you up and say "yo its me im in trouble please drop off a pile of cash at location X". she lost close to 2 million yen, although she contacted the police and she was lucky enough to get some of it back i mean just think about what this involves: she heard the phonecall and just assumed it was her son calling, no alarm bells went off, she walked to the bank and got a ton of money in cash, still no alarm bells, and dropped it off somewhere kind of shady or into another bank account (i dont remember which), still no alarm bells until her actual son called her or someone else got through to her to tell her shed been had. even her friend, my other student, laughed at her for it because its just so incredibly dumb. how is it possible to be that gullible, i guess she was a very rich lady so maybe she didnt care about 2 million but still lol i think the same thing about people who give money to random streamers or people who donated to lowtax. why would you ever give money to a stranger at all, except actual beggars on the street or something
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Shibawanko posted:i think the same thing about people who give money to random streamers People who pay for entertainment?
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I bought some used games on Ebay please advise as I did not know the person I was giving money to
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There's specific scams to catch business savvy rich people too. Those are the ones that are super loving hard to catch. Once a scam gets to the point of creating fake title companies, unless you're trained to catch that sort of thing, it can get you.
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Solice Kirsk posted:There's specific scams to catch business savvy rich people too. Those are the ones that are super loving hard to catch. Once a scam gets to the point of creating fake title companies, unless you're trained to catch that sort of thing, it can get you. Yeah, Shib is basically bragging about being the scam-avoiding equivalent of able to identify which wooden block goes in which hole and thinks that means they'll never have problems again.
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Captain Monkey posted:Yeah, Shib is basically bragging about being the scam-avoiding equivalent of able to identify which wooden block goes in which hole and thinks that means they'll never have problems again. lol its just as easy not to get scammed as it is not to get toolbars in your browser, just don't click on things or agree to anything unless it's clearly the thing you think it is
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Shibawanko posted:lol its just as easy not to get scammed as it is not to get toolbars in your browser, just don't click on things or agree to anything unless it's clearly the thing you think it is I'm just annoyed that mail.app won't show me actual headers so when it says paypal blah blah lies blah blah it won't let me know it's paypal.biz.ru or w/e and then opening the email loads assets or something that lets them know someone is reading it before deleting in disgust.
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I was just drinking Ricard Pastis de Marseille after finishing Twisting Corridors in WOW and passed out. Who says we can't be productive during covid. Gonna eat some sausage and drink more I guess, maybe go to sleep. The plague is a blessing! Never before have I felt more the moral contentment after not going out than yesterday. Thank you Winter Queen. doverhog has a new favorite as of 11:54 on Feb 27, 2021 |
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Feb 27, 2021 11:49
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The animation in the first Toy Story doesn't hold up very well. Movie looks kinda lovely.
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Gripweed posted:The animation in the first Toy Story doesn't hold up very well. Movie looks kinda lovely. I was 18 when it came out so I haven't seen it 
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Gripweed posted:The animation in the first Toy Story doesn't hold up very well. Movie looks kinda lovely. I think for the majority of the characters, the toys, it does just fine. But anything organic is nightmare fuel until at least Toy Story 3.  
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"the hill we climb" is tedious, mawkish schlock. i kind of knew it wouldnt be good but ive actually read it now and holy poo poo it's long form rupi kaur
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Mar 1, 2021 15:29
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ive heard will smith lyrics more profound than "the hill we climb"
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That's becauase Will Smith lyrics are profound and poo poo. He's the rhyme spiller. The real thriller. We talk about the East and the West, but he talks about whole hemispheres. The Hill We Climb would be better with a few boom shaka lakas.
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yeah tbh i love will smith
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