They finally got around to flagging one of my posts. I tried to post a pic about it, but they frigging flagged it.

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They finally got around to flagging one of my posts. I tried to post a pic about it, but they frigging flagged it.
My cat is named Veronica. If she could use email, this is exactly the type of thing she’d say. Except more desperate.
Annnnnnnnd it begins.
The baby does have nipples, although I’m not sure they’re female presenting nipples. Since it’s a frigging baby and you can’t tell.
It just wouldn’t be spam if we didn’t have one more cancer widow here. I guess she doesn’t actually say she has cancer here, but come on. “Last wish”? She’s so dying.
What an appropriate note to end on.
The latest trend has been emails asking me to confirm my “unsubscribe”. Usually by clicking a link.
Wow. We could play another game of Spot The Red Flag. I bet the first thing he asks for is your bank account info.
Let’s play Spot The Red Flags:
1. “Customer”. These places never call you customer. They call you by the name on your account.
2. The wording is off. Not a lot, but who says “your payment information we hold on record”?
3. They didn’t capitalize the name of their own company. Only once, but still.
4. I don’t actually have a Netflix account. Pretty big red flag.
Okay, I have the opposite problem. If I take this, I’ll go full yeti.