
Second, they might find their little butts in jail, right next to someone who's been there for years and is looking for a new girl friend.
We will soon be printing their names and pictures
trevaaar wrote:Oh shit, I hope he doesn't call the cyber police and the state police.

Of the week!
SlyckNick: wrote:I abhor what slonceck and suprnova have now become.

Hickster wrote:I have a good friend who is a HUGE KISS fan

zarathustra2k1 wrote:Hickster wrote:I have a good friend who is a HUGE KISS fan
I have a 'good friend' who has this weird shit growing on his dicksack. Do you think I..erm...NO *COUGH* HE ought to go to the doctors?
YouseewhatIdidthere...
I'm a doctor!
SlyckNick: wrote:I abhor what slonceck and suprnova have now become.



Gene Simmons wrote:http://www.genesimmons.com - now successfully redirecting to The Pirate Bay.

multivariable wrote:Gene Simmons wrote:http://www.genesimmons.com - now successfully redirecting to The Pirate Bay.
not here, it isn't

KISS bassist Gene Simmons - a man willing to parade around stages dressed up like "The Demon" while singing songs about sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll - isn't a man best known for the subtlety (or consistency) of his thought. In a 2007 interview, while explaining why file-sharing had killed music, Simmons said he wasn't going back into the studio because no one would pay for the tunes he creates. His very next sentence: "I will be putting out a Gene Simmons box set called Monster - a collection of 150 unreleased songs. KISS will have another box set of unreleased music in the next year."
But threatening the Internet vigilantes of Anonymous with prison rape might be a new low, even for Simmons. Unless, of course, Simmons' true genius is simply calling attention to himself; in that case, he succeeded again spectacularly this weekend. Anonymous repaid his comments with a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that has taken Simmons' website offline.

qshusto wrote:What goes around, comes around. Bringing DDoS to the masses is a big no-no, every siteop knows that. It will backfire.
BitTorrent becoming militant (Pirate Party and gang), now criminal and soon will be labelled terrorist. It got nothing to do with filesharing and should never be embraced by p2pers. Torrent users are being used as sheep to serve shady people's agendas. Time will tell, it serves their own enemies well.
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