Free Iphone Kate's Playground

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Location (happily imagined)
first .- You go to the bakery for your loaf of bread. Baker asks you to put your ID in the mouth. It then asks you if you live alone or with your dog, and if the school gave you better kill or geography. Until you've answered all your questions will not let you ask the loaf. Ridiculous, right? Location (Happily imaginary) second

.- You go into a clothing store, and head toward the shelf where it seems to be some pretty cool shirts.

- Are you where you live? - I asked a clerk to come to meet you.

- Eeeeeh, no, look, listen, I was just going to look at these shirts, you know? - What I've told you where you live, dammit!
Y. .. or you take and you run out to see the shirts. (Would you buy in a store like that?)

Location (unfortunately NOT imaginary) third .-

Internet. And we hardly need more specific because, unfortunately, Internet, this is our daily bread.

sort of place you arrive at the typical computer novice (or Halls) who has learned to make forms and has decided to show off their skills ... by passing through the ring to everyone told that reaches the page, and he is obliged to give the information to Mr. he pleases ask.

site or reach the characteristic of the typical computer that works under the typical light which aim to achieve (at the expense of visitors) a lot of data to be able to excel in, with colorful graphics with which to impress at the next board meeting or some other enlightened upper range or hierarchy.

O. ..

I, honestly, I fail to know what I find worse, if they ask for data or the des. Personally, I am of those who give. I hate to frustrate people. So when I ask for a name, give it a name: Lucas Grijander, Daffy Duck, Lucas Caminacielos, Canueces Lucas, Lucas Sanlúcar ... When I ask for an email, give us an email: lucas@fistro.es, masfalsoquneurodemortadelo@estemail.es ... Also, what the hell! That this unfortunate situation also has a positive side! For example, I always wanted to be "Archpriest of Hita, and now I am ... at least a bunch of databases that cyberspace. And I could indulge my latent bisexuality: some days I am a man, another woman ...

But of course, the little thing begins to get ugly when the deceased these what you are asking for is an email that you are sending
that you need to sign up there that want to enter. Now about a year ago I fell into error, as the nerd I am, to give one of my accounts "real" to me high in a statistics service. Since that fateful day, I have to spend a day tooooodos momentillo tooooodo erase the spam, which, thankfully, the Gmail filters me pretty well.


For when you just want to test a service, you can preserve your privacy and keep you safe from spammers, you (among others) this solution: 10 MINUTE MAIL

10 MINUTE MAIL

is a service that gives you a random email for ten minutes (which can be extended if the deceased who are late in sending the email that you walk waiting.) During those ten minutes all mail arriving at that address, will appear instantly on the web, and you can read, reply, click on the links ... In short, everything you need to be able to sign up for the service you want to try, without having to commit to do any of your accounts "serious." So convenient and so simple.