37 year old virgins will hack your Steam Account

#1

His steam community: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198016054189/

#2

37 is a secret code for Patonki

#3

I LOL’ed :smiley:

#4

Fuck out, you are not allowed in this thread.

#5

Get out, you probably taught him how to hack Steam accounts.
:fffuuu:

#6

We already knew 37 year old virgins were the ones who keep hacking our Steam accounts

#7

Why would they spell Community wrong? Is it a hacker reference, or is he stupid?

#8

Oh wow, are you that dense?

Of course he’s just some stupid wannabe scammer.

#9

That is hardly the only thing he spelled incorrectly :stuck_out_tongue:
Hell, I could think up a much more believable message.

brb, hacking steam accounts… :terror:

just kidding… :stuck_out_tongue:

or am I… :expressionless:

#10

For gods sake just shut up about him. You’re feeding the troll.

Anyway, the sad thing is people do actually fall for these things.

EDIT: Apparently he spends all his time playing MW2. Figures.

#11

It was my understanding that hackers were relatively smart. They should spell properly if the victim is to believe that they are an official.

#12

He’s not a fucking hacker. Just some sad moron.

#13

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#14

Very sad indeed…

#15

Fine, Fine. Still enjoy seeing homophobics collide.

#16

AW SHIT YOU FOUND ME

#17

[COLOR=‘Red’]BULLLLLLZEYEEEEEE[/SIZE]

#18

Phishing is the lowest forming of hacking because it requires no skill or forethought. Any twat who can save a webpage, download a e-mail.php from hot scripts and upload it to a web server can make a phishing site.

#19

It’s Probably some Nigerian Scam Artist.

#20

Or maybe Patonki.

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