Check This Out!!!

jonny68

:eek:

http://www.radpin.com/BBCPortal/Americas/dyngen1341/mboard52505.htm

Ro: maaan!

Yea sure.



edit after reading it: They're not even trying anymore...

Doodah7

Jeez, guy was a bit uptight then. How did he find out where they lived unless he knew them. Therefore to blame the message board is a bit strange as it probably went deeper than just that argument

Ro: maaan!

ROFL, Radley Pingay.

She-Ra

is this for real!?!? oh my god!!!

Jim

tallpaul wrote:

Jeez, guy was a bit uptight then. How did he find out where they lived unless he knew them. Therefore to blame the message board is a bit strange as it probably went deeper than just that argument

Its not real btw.

danniemcq

Sweet mother of jebus thats nasty! how long till it happens in boards though....

Of course it's for real. What, you think people are sad enough to make these things up?

PALEESE!

jonny68

She-Ra wrote:

is this for real!?!? oh my god!!!

someone sent me the link,it sure looks real :eek:

Jim

jonny68 wrote:

someone sent me the link,it sure looks real :eek:

Did you actually read any of the thread linked from the story?

She-Ra

jonny68 wrote:

someone sent me the link,it sure looks real :eek:

remind menot to get in an arguement here.... i'm too young to die!!

jonny68

Deleted User wrote:

Of course it's for real. What, you think people are sad enough to make these things up?

PALEESE!

If is is a hoax then its quite disturbing that people actually go to the trouble to actually do something so sickening :mad:

Jimeatsmenu

Jimeatsmenu wrote:

Did you actually read any of the thread linked from the story?

Oh yeah that was funny.

"Can you send me your ip address?"

"No because I'm using differents points. You'll never stop me. MWAHAHAHA!!!"

Kazaanova

Why BBC? Why do they always have to copy the BBC source? Because someone did it first? Why not try CNN or something. I'll stick with the Onion.

mp3guy

Jimeatsmenu wrote:

Did you actually read any of the thread linked from the story?

screw, that. Did anyone actually read the link? its not a BBC site, why does it say BBC? You know its bull**** when it says "bbcportal" ffs...

jonny68

jonny68 wrote:

If is is a hoax then its quite disturbing that people actually go to the trouble to actually do something so sickening :mad:

Trust me, it's done on a weekly basis.

jonny68

Jimeatsmenu wrote:

Did you actually read any of the thread linked from the story?

No why?

jonny68

Deleted User wrote:

Trust me, it's done on a weekly basis.

fcuk me thats disturbing people who invent sh it like this need to seek professional help :mad:

Ro: maaan!

http://www.radpin.com/journal.aspx?storyid=135

Jim

jonny68 wrote:

No why?

If you did you'd see its an obvoius haox.

Ro: maaan!

Oh the URL, come on! Even if you could think that that was the BBC URL, all the links lead you to a different one. And the name, and the photo, and the caption... Come on!

jonny68

Ro: maaan! wrote:

Oh the URL, come on! Even if you could think that that was the BBC URL, all the links lead you to a different one. And the name, and the photo, and the caption... Come on!

well i cant say i noticed the url,all i seen as what looked like a bbc webpage..i find it deeply disturbing that people will actually go to such lengths to do such a thing..they obviously need professional help IMO

Ro: maaan!

There are far worse things than this. This ain't hurting anyone.

Shabadu

\ It must be true, it's on the internet.

Capt'n Midnight

Gone Phishing.

Sparky

Complete hoax.

for example
1. URL is not BBC and the whois lookup says the server orginates in america (thanks mcafee security center see bottom of post)
2. look at the little map layout on the top left of the page on this page
http://www.radpin.com/BBCPortal/Americas/dyngen1341/mboard52505.htm
its on Americas even though the Asia- Pacific countries are highlighted
Proper Americas layout http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/default.stm
3. The banner says BBC uk edition even though the site is BBC world edition.

total hoax, just to publicise the messageboard.

OrgName: Brinkster Communicatoins Corporation
OrgID: BCC-134
Address: 885 Kempsville Road
Address: Suite 309
City: Norfolk
StateProv: VA
PostalCode: 23502
Country: US

NetRange: 65.182.96.0 - 65.182.111.255
CIDR: 65.182.96.0/20
NetName: ORF-BRINKSTER-COM
NetHandle: NET-65-182-96-0-1
Parent: NET-65-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Allocation
NameServer: ORF-DNS1.BRINKSTER.COM
NameServer: ORF-DNS2.BRINKSTER.COM
Comment:
RegDate: 2003-12-12
Updated: 2004-01-13

TechHandle: MICHE2-ARIN
TechName: Thompson, Micheal A
TechPhone: +1-757-222-3424
TechEmail: mthompson@brinkster.com

OrgTechHandle: MICHE2-ARIN
OrgTechName: Thompson, Micheal A
OrgTechPhone: +1-757-222-3424
OrgTechEmail: mthompson@brinkster.com

ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2005-06-01 19:10
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