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Karakorum

supressively reasonable
I am an 80s kid. My mom was an auditor. My dad was never in, they got divorced later on. She's still a basket case.

I left, moved to a different continent where all the squirrels are red. I got a degree, moved on with life and wasn't thinking back to scn that much.

Then recently I got promoted to a new position within my company and suddenly found myself in charge of ethics inquiries, screening new hires, even the odd internal auditing (no no that sort of auditing - corporate auditing). The experience triggered quite a few flashbacks and trips down memory lane.

In the end, I decided to join this board. I must say I had warning lights flash in my head when I saw that I need to agree to the "terms of service" to sign up, yet I can't read the "terms of service" unless I'm already member. Is this supposed to be some weird LRH joke?

I somehow wanted to give a shout-out to a few people that I know might be reading this. Yet at the same time, I'm not too keen to reveal my real name or face or give any info that might allow CoS to identify me.

So, I came up with the idea of posting my "fancy" signature that pretty much nobody aside for a few close friends (you know who you are) would know. I never used it as a real signature, I would sign all actual documents with my 'standard' signature.

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Yeah, yeah I know - big hush-hush, paranoid, "secret squirrel", mossad-quality signature recognition method. Try not to laugh.

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Voodoo

Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow
Howdy, Karakorum. I'm a newbie here myself. Welcome. You're among friends.
I wouldn't worry too much about OSA. If you're not a real threat to them you can say pretty much anything you like. They no longer have the sort of manpower required to harass every ex-Scn critic on the internet. As if they ever did.​
 

pineapple

Silver Meritorious Patron
I must say I had warning lights flash in my head when I saw that I need to agree to the "terms of service" to sign up, yet I can't read the "terms of service" unless I'm already member. Is this supposed to be some weird LRH joke?
Intensive research (2 cases) has shown that actually reading the terms of service before agreeing to them is highly restimulative. It may cause you to freewheel through them, catch pneumonia and die.
 

Dotey OT

Cyclops Duck of the North - BEWARE
I do have a "Terms of Service Reading Correction List" if you are so inclined. It's just assess and indicate.
 
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