John Belalcazar

A few days ago I was contacted by unexpected chat user.  That user was asking my friendship I checked her profile and found nothing besides he/she is from Afghanistan. So I asked her about details from him/her life: -What do you do for living? --I'm a general in my country. -Then why are you talking to me? --Don't be afraid my dear... At that moment I told him/her: -I don't believe who you say you are, I'm closing this chat bye. I assume that person was trying to reach me for very weird reason and thinking in how is this world in these moments, I decided to do not talk to that user anymore. But recently I received the same invitation, with another rare name from Afghanistan too, and the picture of the profile was a person with army uniform. I was a little curious about it, so I asked this user: me-Who are you? her--Am General from Afghanistan me-general is your name? her--you can see my name there Gen Kh***** (I omit the rest of the name for respe...

Alerta están advertidos ya lo dijeron todos los noticieros a nivel mundial, lo han dicho en películas, lo han escrito en libros, te lo ha dicho tu abuela e incluso tu madre te lo a advertido: "Si sigues gritando mentiras a los demás el día que digas la verdad nadie te va a creer" ¿No era lo que esperaban cierto? me supongo que esperaban algo como "Si no reenvías esto tu icono de tu xxxxchat no se volverá azul y si no está azul a partir de la próxima semana te empezarán a cobrar"... Cada que mandan un mensaje cadena de esta clase o cualquiera parecida, ya sea por email, msn, pin, imessage, whatsapp, facebook, etc. lo que hacen es aumentar de manera exponencial el tráfico en la red, es la maldición de los correos cadena que pueden ver explicada aquí , hoy me llegó uno realmente cómico, que si no reenviaba un pin de blackberry a todos mis contactos de blackberry el próximo domingo me iban a empezar a cobrar el whatsapp. ¿¿¿Qué??? Blackberry que tiene que ver con W...