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GLC Presents: Real Men of "Genius" #49, Mr. Photo Stealer  

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8/30/2009 10:01 pm

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GLC Presents: Real Men of "Genius" #49, Mr. Photo Stealer

GLC Presents: Real Men of "Genius" #49, Mr. Photo Stealer

Here's one that baffles the mind of many of the REAL geniuses.

Today, I salute you, Mr. Photo Stealer

I'd like to know what goes through the mind of a man who takes the photos of someone else, and posts them on his profile as if they were him.

What's the strategy? You hope that no one will ever see your real face?

How's THAT plan working out for you? Not well, I'm thinking.

Here's the "add insult to injury" part.

There are some who take photos from women's profiles, and post them claiming they are "conquests".

I'm also thinking that THAT strategy is bound to backfire when the true owner of the photo comes calling.

I'm sure that looks are a big part of your self-esteem, and if you don't have one, then you obviously have none of the other. However, let me tell you a secret.

Deceiving others into thinking you are someone you aren't is LYING. Using photos that do not belong to you is akin to wearing a mask to hide the real you.

The thing is, sooner or later people begin to see through the lies, and when you finally decide to show your face, they will tell you to cover it back up.

GLC

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