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WHAT??? 
Seen it all. Done it all. Can't remember most of 
..... What was I saying???? 
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Looks like spam to me. Personally, I wouldn't click on that link, if I were you. Probably some kind of phishing scam or it will put malware on your computer. Just a guess.
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KindaScratchy said
Looks like spam to me. Personally, I wouldn't click on that link, if I were you. Probably some kind of phishing scam or it will put malware on your computer. Just a guess.
I'm 100% with Diane on this one!
michelleloy said
Draw three rectangles; as guided in the image. Two abbreviate vertical rectangles, and one continued rectangle amid them.Repeat footfall 1, but this time, draw the shapes abaft the already fatigued ones. Draw them in the administration needed. The added the shapes are drawn, the added the turquoise couch is.
Connect agnate angles. These are the angles in the agnate shapes that are in the aforementioned position in both copies. Look at the angel for added information.
Between the shapes fatigued in footfall 2, which is the aback of the figure, draw a rectangle that is about three times added than the accumbent one fatigued in footfall 2.
Draw a agnate rectangle afterpiece to the foreground of the figure. Do not accomplish it so abutting to the front. Try to bout its abyss with the abyss of the blow of the amount (at the hands; the two vertical rectangles).
Connect agnate angles of the advanced rectangle.
hahahaahaha!! Cool! Tried it ... There's no couch at the end, sorry, i'm not that tallented....
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That was definitely spam. I removed it and took out the quoted link from Naska's post. Fortunately, these posts don't end up in our forum that often. 
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