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Ooh cool, I'll narrate this one:

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Yes - Dana C. Ragazza = DCGirl. I think you'll find a whole thread here on bitcointalk about that. Feel free to contact Brad at the coinfront to confirm why I used that name.

No - Susan Wilson does not = DCGirl

At this point I'm not sure if you're trying to save face or if you really think you're right.

Either way - sigh, whatever.

so you confirm you commit fraud i.e. use fake names for nefarious purposes? wow Shocked

yes and its a fake picture too. feel free to ask the coinfront about that, but it was done for "non-nefarious" purposes.

i'm asking you .. hello? who you scamming bro? Roll Eyes

call me a scammer and a liar, I really don't care. hopefully y'all are done calling me susan wilson.

Well that was an embarrassing wild goose chase. One for the books for sure, Gleb.
Long time no see DC!

I think it has something to do with how people used to use Ferrets to run telephone wires. I remember reading a book about that along time ago when I was investigating how to breed ferrets for profit.

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Ferreting

Muzzled ferret flushing a rat, as illustrated in Harding's Ferret Facts and Fancies (1915)
For millennia, the main use of ferrets was for hunting, or ferreting. With their long, lean build, and inquisitive nature, ferrets are very well equipped for getting down holes and chasing rodents, rabbits and moles out of their burrows