http://www.wisetosafety.com/internet/internet-predator-signs.html Internet predator signs must be noticed. Look out for Internet predator signs. en-us Wed, 28 Dec 2005 12:06:21 EST Wed, 28 Dec 2005 12:06:21 EST Weblog Editor 2.0 It's always a wise move to stay away from Internet predators. After all, they an be quite a danger. Internet safety is what you must practice, and practice it you shall. Don't move to China, simply follow the things that we have to say to you and learn all about how to detect Internet predator signs. Before long, you'll be more informed than a donkey who just won the Canadian lottery. You'll be better equipped for trouble than Sylvester Stallone at a swap meet. The Internet will not overpower you - you will triumph over it, rising above to the eight dimension. There you will bask in the cool glow of the yellow spotlight, eating quesadillas and walking to New Jersey in your sandals. What a day. Don't be thrown off, do all you can to notice the Internet predator signs. They may not be big and red like stop signs, but the again, maybe they can be. Sleep in the ocean with your pet walrus and tell him that you are his protector and he yours, and that nothing shall stop the two of you from being taken to land where the sun always shines. Stay aware of Internet predator signs, flow into the chloroform cactus shell, and deliver the goods in less time than the Pizza Hut delivery man. Internet predator signs are everywhere. Heed the warnings. Look out for the creepy peoples. It's raining men. Hallelujah? Interesting. An Internet predator must be avoided at all costs. Even if it cost thirty pesos and truckload of cactuses. Or is it cacti? Hmm ... that is something that will have to be carefully considered. Avoiding Internet predators is even more important than stocking up on D batteries. And man, if you went through Hurricane Wilma, you'll know - D batteries are crucial sometimes. Internet predator signs are that bad. Wed, 28 Dec 2005 12:06:21 EST