2017 4月 19 19:00:55

【野球gif：31枚】このアメリカ人のガキのgif

カテゴリ:: 画像・gif・動画; スポーツ・格闘技

1: 名無しさん 2017/04/18(火) 21:46:14.968 ID:SktUSlPi0

ヒーロー崇拝すごいな

2: 名無しさん 2017/04/18(火) 21:47:05.543 ID:EvXBHWRJ0

↓一方日本のBBA

6: 名無しさん 2017/04/18(火) 21:47:58.901 ID:SktUSlPi0

はい

8: 名無しさん 2017/04/18(火) 21:48:29.425 ID:H0hBP7hcx

>>6
最低だｗｗｗｗ

タグ：: #野球; #gif; #アメリカ; #日本

2017 3月 10 12:00:40

アメリカ人「ピザって油が足りないよな…せや！！」

カテゴリ:: グルメ・飲食・料理; なんJ

1: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:00:19.19 ID:mgGf8anc0

2: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:00:52.52 ID:5KmvVkW00

頭おかc

3: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:01:11.51 ID:ukLPujid0

かしこい

4: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:01:40.23 ID:inKSmfBW0

ピザ生地揚げるの自体は元からあるけどな

5: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:01:52.31 ID:z0UOUMHM0

バターを揚げる国やし

6: 風吹けば名無し 2017/03/10(金) 05:02:21.67 ID:apOadoqS0

イタリア人が見たら怒りそう

タグ：: #アメリカ; #ピザ; #油

2017 2月 27 16:59:40

『私の声が聞こえていますか？』「あ、はい！」アメリカで流行中の詐欺がヤバすぎると話題に

カテゴリ:: VIP; ニュース・国内・国外

1: 以下、名無しにかわりましてVIPがお送りします 2017/02/27(月) 12:57:08.885 ID:do33mXyN0

' Can you hear me' phone scam currently defrauding US consumers set to hit British shores

If someone calls and asks, “Can you hear me”, hang up the phone immediately.

A major phone scam from the US is set to cross the pond and hit the UK imminently.

But police and call-blocking companies are warning the public
about the dangerous phone call in the hope of preventing innocent people falling victim to the scammers.

●Here’s how it works:
・You receive a phone call from a local number

●Here’s how it works:

・You receive a phone call from a local number
・The voice on the end introduces themselves and the company they supposedly work for
・They then ask: “Can you hear me”
・Your answer is recorded, and if you say “yes”,
your response will be edited to make it appear as if you’ve agreed to a huge purchase.

You’re effectively being tricked into signing a verbal contract,
much the same as clicking ‘I agree’ to terms and conditions online.

Voice signatures like these are legitimately used by companies doing business over the phone,
but this is being exploited by scammers who have conned many Americans already,
predominantly in Florida, Pennsylvania and Virginia.