Funny Treads :)

Hilarious forum treads

Taken from www.alotof.co.cc

So I was on a skater forum and was reading some treads and there was one about what type of girls skaters like…”sk8ter girls…emos…fashions (i’m not sure for the translation)…metal’s…Pop-folkers(chalgars…it’s some kind’a bulgarian music type and it SUCKS ASS)”
There were so many hilarious comments .Unfortunetly the forum is Bulgarian…I will pick up the funniest ones and translate them later on cus now I’m fucking tired.And I don’t wanna translete anything right now .
My point of writing this was becouse surely everyone has seen things like that.Threads asking for the opinion of someone and giving alternative answers.And then someone comment’s,then someone els comment’s to his comment and everything messes up and when you read all that shit u realize that it’s pointless to argue with someone’s preferences cus you can’t change it whatever you do…(atleast in forums).And then u start flaming like “dumbass,douchebang,looser,sucker”.And there cames out a very funny picture .

I will soon have the funny comment’s translated on my website www.alotof.co.cc www.alotof.co.cc

Tom from myspace was a hacker? Wow Cool :)

Late last year we discovered that MySpace cofounder Tom Anderson, arguably the most popular individual on the Internet with 240+ million MySpace friends (he is added by default to every MySpace account) was actually 37 years old, not the 32 that he continues to claim on his MySpace page.

Now we’ve learned a much more colorful part of Anderson’s history: In 1985, when he was fourteen and in high school in Escondido, California, Anderson was subject to one of the largest FBI raids in California history after hacking into a Chase Manhattan Bank computer system and subsequently showing his friends how to do it. He was never arrested because he was a minor, but the FBI confiscated all of his computer equipment and some newspaper accounts of the incident stated incorrectly (see image below from a 1986 LA Times story) that he was “convicted in federal court of computer hacking and placed on probation” (the statements were corrected in subsequent articles). Anderson used the hacker name “Lord Flathead.”

MySpace and Anderson would not comment on this post. But most of the information is now available online as news articles from the 1980s (and earlier) have been added to Google and other search engines. We came across an initial article accidentally and started investigating from there. Some of the information in this post has been obtained by a source close to Anderson, including the connection between Anderson and his hacker name.

Lord Flathead Goes Too Far

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