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sure I do. I banged her in the WTC on 9/11. oh, by the way...how's your mom?

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Originally Posted by lumberjim (Post 511025)

sure I do. I banged her in the WTC on 9/11. oh, by the way...how's your mom?

My mother is dead, you jerk.

Who started that meme, by the way?

I think this thread cemented it. But this thread sparked it.

Wow, I even posted on that thread. Good times, good times.

Here's an idea: make a timeline of when (moderately prolific) Cellarites flounced off in a huff, with a link to their "Goodbye Cruel World!" post/thread. I know there's been quite a few.

I'd volunteer to put it together, but I have such a lousy memory for names. Plus, I'm lazy.

Hmmm, I like that idea but it would be more fun to prepare a flounce-off post in advance and post it. And it would save time, too, because one could just link it instead of writing it all out when one is crying or flouncing or typing with fists.

I never flounced off. I was on sabbatical.

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Originally Posted by glatt (Post 511018)

Jim is a big Nancy in the real world.

fixed it. ;)

"Koobface" virus turns up on Facebook

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Facebook's 120 million users are being targeted by a virus dubbed "Koobface" that uses the social network's messaging system to infect PCs, then tries to gather sensitive information such as credit card numbers.

It is the latest attack by hackers increasingly looking to prey on users of social networking sites.

"A few other viruses have tried to use Facebook in similar ways to propagate themselves," Facebook spokesman Barry Schnitt said in an e-mail. He said a "very small percentage of users" had been affected by these viruses.

"It is on the rise, relative to other threats like e-mails," said Craig Schmugar, a researcher with McAfee Inc.

Koobface spreads by sending notes to friends of someone whose PC has been infected. The messages, with subject headers like, "You look just awesome in this new movie," direct recipients to a website where they are asked to download what it claims is an update of Adobe Systems Inc's Flash player.

If they download the software, users end up with an infected computer, which then takes users to contaminated sites when they try to use search engines from Google, Yahoo, MSN and Live.com, according McAfee.

Be careful out there folks

Apparently facebook thinks you should have more friends ..... just visited facebook and got this message :lol:

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