#but i guess that’s poczta polska for you

[dnptheinfinity]

asgsfafsh finally got my dnpcraft stickers, i was going to email them on monday because i lost all hope but i guess i manifested them instead

[metalikkblog]

"Poczta Polska" messaging me from a private number about a shipment that I supposedly had and had to pay "only" 2.99 pln for it. With grammar mistakes and never using polish characters.

I guess it's already like that on purpose so they don't waste time on people that do know and can focus on people that don't know that it's a scam.

Also when you recognise a scam, please don't click the link, don't try to check the link. These can do anything by now.

[burningenemygarden]

Casino - a house of games or a shrine of sin? Casino seen through layman's eyes. Trivia about casinos and gambling: casino, casinos, casinos, casinos, internet casino, online casino, online games, internet games, casino games, gambling games, gambling, poker, chess, cards, checkers, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, bill chances, counting chances, subliminal messages, monaco casino, debts, house of games, house of sin, tabernacle of sin, addict gambler, psychological addiction, korwin mikke, poker player, bridge player, checkers A certain American, avid poker lover visited the casino so often that he became addicted to gambling.<script src="https://cdn.bannerflow.com/bf-placements/5c52ae609c381c4e20e0e849?targetwindow=_blank&targeturl=http://record.betsafe.com/_SLUoiCctUd3ifjLiCg5NOY8-9Rm1Tbxo/1/&media=184808&campaign=1" async></script><script src="https://cdn.bannerflow.com/bf-placements/5b61add742b95333dce41069?responsive=on&targetwindow=_blank&targeturl=http://record.casinoeuro.com/_SLUoiCctUd3zuRImIFu1pUJiy-aaEg4F/1/&media=180364&campaign=1" async></script><script src="https://cdn.bannerflow.com/bf-placements/5b62ce3142b95333dce46288?responsive=on&targetwindow=_blank&targeturl=http://record.betsson.com/_SLUoiCctUd09oRZqNlud14uFpWjc68bB/1/&media=180412&campaign=1" async></script> He also played in private homes at specially organized poker meetings. Initially, he managed to win small amounts, but after a while his poker debts increased to enormous proportions. He lost all his savings, home and car, and creditors did not give him peace. Desperate he came up with the idea to get money to pay debts from compensation. He had already bought a solid policy so without much thought he cut his left finger with a circular saw and then called an ambulance. The amount that he received from the insurer turned out to be insufficient, so in order to multiply the amount he possessed he once again visited his favorite casino. He lost all the compensation money quickly, of course. So he stayed in debt and without one finger. After some time, in the next act of desperation, our hero cut his next finger, this time at his toes. Somehow the case came to light and the torturer was brought to court and charged with extorting damages. The moral of all history can be for some: casino and poker can cause you to lose your fingers. We hope that in prison the guy will have peace of mind and will not reach him there the hands of creditors. Besides, maybe it was the casino where he lost his health that should have paid him solid compensation? Amazingly, this is how the defendant's lawyer reasoned, and that was the line of defense. These types of stories effectively deter people from casinos and make gambling perceived as something completely wrong, and the casino itself appears as a real sanctuary of sin. Now a native, real life story taken. A postman from Sosnowiec visited the casino during business hours and left losers 18,000 in it. zł. Maybe it would not be anything extraordinary, if not for the sad fact that the money was not the property of the postman. The postman admitted that he is addicted to gambling and that is why he squandered the whole amount instead of serving the pensions to the pending persons. Apparently, he visited the casino in his uniform and played with a bag of Poczta Polska placed under the table. As if that was not enough, he forged the receipt, the next day he took another amount of money from his post office and in the hope of playing back he again honored the same casino with his presence. As you can guess, this time the winning side was the casino, and the postman lost a lot of money. At work, he reported the assault, but promised to pay the full amount, provided the case was not reported to the police. However, postal agents called law enforcement officers, who easily determined where the money allocated to pensions and retirement pensions went. The repentant postman only admitted that he was a compulsive gambler. For what he has done he faces several years in prison. This story confirms the old truth, the iron rule that you should only play at the casino for your money, because borrowed ones inevitably bring bad luck to the player. Remember that and stick to it! Not only a great erudite, but also a great bridge player is a well-known and controversial politician, multiple candidate for the office of the President of the Republic of Poland Janusz Ryszard Korwin-Mikke. He once stood up for poker players on his internet blog, and also often spoke in public about gambling, the need to take risks in the lives of young people. In one of the television programs he said that when he was young he was taught that "whoever does not take risks does not eat", and today's youth learn rather that "the wary is always insured". Janusz Korwin Mikke is a national champion in bridge, he also likes to play poker and chess. His speeches often include topics such as gambling, risk, casino, bridge, chess, which are usually only digressions or serve comparisons, metaphors. Here are the most famous of them: Once, cards were the main way for me to support my family. [...] "insurance" is a gamble where, as always, the gambling house or the insurer earns - while "forced insurance" is not "the capture of the world of work" but a hideous robbery in broad daylight. I have a number of disadvantages, for example that I am a much better chess player than a checker - as there is a simple problem but a lot of variables - I am much worse than in g