This article is confusing. Where did the letters come from? Who is …

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Comment on New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style by Anonymous:

This article is confusing. Where did the letters come from? Who is sending them? Exactly what do they say? Why would anyone consider this delivery terrorism? There is a lot of missing info.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style:
  

  If would you give a fuck on what others think about the stuff you order? If you feel you have to hide it, then just stop it.

• New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style:
  

  What’s the problem?

• New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style:
  

  This. It’s a freaking nengajo, an end-of-year season’s greeting card, complete with lottery number on the bottom. It’s completely clear that the only thing this would indicate is that you know an otaku.

• New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style:
  

  One would think that If you knew someone well enough to send them a card, they wouldn’t mind you being an otaku.

• New Year’s Delivery Terrorism, Madoka Style:
  

  Besides, wouldn’t that “out” the sender as an otaku instead of the recipient? The sender decided which postcard to use, so he must be into anime, not the guy who got the postcard…

Recent comments by Anonymous:

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  Now this is forward thinking, lol… http://www.euronews.com/2013/04/11/electric-anti-rape-underwear-developed-to-protect-women-in-india/

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  Great, another thread hijacked by Taylor….

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  anywhere else and they would go to jail…

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  @12:58 – why did you take my comment to be directed at you? I don’t have any problem with you :(

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  Well, you for sure couldn’t'VE been an English teacher.