What's the appropriate response to this?
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What's the appropriate response to this?
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Watch my wife turn our daughter over to some pedophiles, I guess.
I'll do it for a one-time payoff. I'm sure that will cheaper than hiding my body or whatever.
even though money is meaningless to them they still wouldnt comply. its just not very fun to give in like that or tactically effective.
why would I be scared of someone with such poor grammer lol
>grammer
>lol
Do you really want to point fingers?
its so simple but i love the framing of the fingers on the paper
Torch their fricking mansion. Don't send me threatening letters.
skibidi biden
>justified text spacing for 5 lines over two "paragraphs"
Handwritten would have come off as more threatening and less goobery
>not letters cut out from magazines
Too many letters. Plus, are cheesy ransom notes really the aesthetic of an Early-Modern/Renaissance cult?
It's so the audience can easily read the entire thing.
I'm inclined to agree with you that this is more chilling. Also echoes Cruise's helping his buddy scrawl fidelio on the club napkin.
I guess the main character should be paranoid then since then somebody would actually be watching him.
Why would you want to echo that? Printed text is easier to read than that writing.
Printed text is too impersonal--it's just asking to be ignored. That's why snail mail FINAL NOTICEs are always so capitalized and color-saturated. Handwritten gets your attention more because it immediately connects you to the person who personally left the delicate impressions on the paper. Plus, the cult's supposed to be full of smart, sensual people; I'm sure one of them could whip out some sinister calligraphy.
>iledgible
He's a doctor, he probably prefers bad handwriting
>If my inquiries are completely useless, why are you bothering to personally send me written threats and warnings?
>Look man we're allowed to have our orgies in peace
good night
buy a grenade
The correct reaction is to become an autist over this.
If those inquiries were completely useless, as the letter states, then the author would not have a vested interest in stopping them.
If the author, as he admits, went through two warnings without actually starting repercussions, it stands to reason that his threats are to be taken with a grain of salt, if not outright empty.
If the author has to be driven by car a mere few meters of driveway instead of walking it, it seems logical to assume he is either to frail to carry out any threats, or his heart is not truly in it, as his lazy conduct would suggest.
It therefore seems prudent to conclude that Dr. Harford would have the upper hand in any confrontation, which would result in the appropriate response being: "I'm right here brah, we can go right now".
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>reddit spacing
Sounds like jannies back when they were a little more classy
>, and
ESL writing.
That comma usage is correct. "Give up your inquiries which are completely useless." and "Consider these words a second warning." would both be complete sentences on their own, which means that they need a comma if you use 'and' to separate the clauses. Without the comma, it becomes a run-on sentence.
It is, however, missing a comma before 'which.'
I wouldn't say a single word to them. I would listen to what they have to say, and that's what no one did.
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To accept the blood sacrifice God performed in the flesh as Jesus Christ to redeem you of your sins. Then you continue to investigate, then when one of their goons come to put a bullet in your head you smile smugly knowing you just tricked the morons into giving you a shortcut to heaven.
"Ok" cause I don't wanna get killed by rich old israelites.