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:-k :- :lol:

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@metallica wrote:

Rain ffs
cheers mids btw :lol: :wink:

OI THATS MINE

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Thoughtful

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bored

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@lionhart wrote:

Before i start i’d like to say
A BIG THANK YOU to everyone for giving me a warm welcome
and i’d like to say that i look forward to reading and hopefully posting topics on the boards. :)

Your proberly wondering why im asking for help, so i’ll get on with it lol

I know this is not the technical page but i noticed that you all have your pics on the left side of the screen
The one that usually matches your username, for an example mine being lionhart which is the the reason for the lion with a heart

So my Question is

How do i get my sign into the box on the left of this page

Well thats me done for now lol thankyou for your visit. :)

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ERRRR !! No idea lol But I think UGO can help you :)

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MIX AND MATCH

:lol:

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zzz

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Though the legal recognition of stalking is a recent evolution, the behaviour that is involved is by no means a product of the 20th century. It is known though that criminal behaviour is incredibly adaptive to new technologies, with credit card, mobile phone and computer fraud as examples. It is also acknowledged that stalking has now taken an on-line form, colloquially referred to as cyber-stalking.

As the personal computer and the Internet bring the world into our homes, they provide access to a vast amount of information, and provide forums for individuals from all over the world to meet one another in a relatively anonymous environment. One example of these forums is the chat room where people from hundreds of countries may gather and meet, trade information and files, and chat about a range of topics from music to sex. Though this has bred a large number of international relationships, most of which prove harmless, it does present the possibility that ones on-line personality may become the target of unwanted attention.

Cyberstalking, which is simply an extension of the physical form of stalking, is where the electronic mediums such as the Internet are used to pursue, harass or contact another in an unsolicited fashion. Most often, given the vast distances that the Internet spans, this behaviour will never manifest itself in the physical sense but this does not mean that the pursuit is any less distressing. There are a wide variety of means by which individuals may seek out and harass individuals even though they may not share the same geographic borders, and this may present a range of physical, emotional, and psychological consequences to the victim.

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me ??? I SHOP !!

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I C … ur the multitasker then !!

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