A nadie le importa una mierda, pero... v.9

[Zak Undersn]

ANLIUM pero me acaba de llegar un mensaje de Blizzard diciendo que alguien solicitó cambiar mi contraseña de mi cuenta del WoW. Lo gracioso es que no tengo cuenta en el WoW. Y además dice cosas mu raras. No podía ser más descarado el intento de phishing.

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