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"it doesn't say that anywhere," i wrote back. "it says you don't allow "images," unless they are infographics or cartoons. how do i report you?" "images and pics are the same thing. and neither is wanted here. go away." clearly i was dealing with someone for whom power was a neat, new drug. "now you are harassing me," i wrote back. 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