Putting a Spell on YouGet revenge on the scum of society By Emma Lewis - 10th January 2001 - Back to News •Tell us your opinion •See what others have said Is there someone you are just dying to seek revenge upon but are having trouble with the “murder is still illegal in Australia” clause?
Send your intended victim an anonymous voodoo curse instead! Be warned, this is not for the feint hearted, sensitive, paranoid or superstitious in nature.
The brainchild of Steem Eb Development, Pinstruck “combines third-world vengeance with no-fuss high-tech communication.”- Maxim Magazine.
A fun, safe way to attack that person who is atop your vengeance list, you are able to create a personalised effigy of your victim and send it to them!
Pinstruck allows you to be notified when your prey has uncovered your curse. It is recommended that you keep a watchful eye until the moment comes when you can stand up and shriek, “take that!” at your enemy.
A little bit naughty, but a lot of fun which rates highly in sheer time-wasting endeavours.
Check it out www.pinstruck.com
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au
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