I can ' t really see it , but if that ' s true , you ' re not allowed to let it heal now . Be the prophet he needed you to be . <| sep |> The original picture is untouched per her request . This version has definitely had some color enhancing so other edits aren ' t out of the question . I co cur with your analysis . The location seems a bit sketchy although it could simply be her angle of sitting . <| sep |> I would watch the fuck out of that movie . <| sep |> Fuck yeah Susan <| sep |> That is basically standard practice on the darkweb . Almost no vendor will give you the tracking number , at least not initially , or until it has had the normal amt of time to arrive for the method shipped . The thinking is that it could be used to find out where the vendor is shipping from sooner , since honestly that is impossible to hide , because when the order does arrive the same tracking number is going to be on it , so they are going to be abl to check where it was shipped from in the first place , it is impossible to hide where you ship a packagemail from and start to track the identity of the vendor from there . Honestly , I think its more paranoia then any actual legit opsec since I am pretty sure it doesnt actually provide any additional security for a vendor . BUt its just what every vendor has done , since forever , and so every new vendor does it , and so on and so forth . So it may not actually provide any real improved opsec , but thats why vendors will not usually give you the tracking number unless there is a problem , or for some duration of time , whatever . I have an international order I get where the guy wont give me the tracking number until its out of his country and in mine . Which atleast makes some sense , because I guess he figures he is home free if its no longer in his country .