WELCOME TO THE INTERNET

brain damage for smart devices

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this guy is must like giving away free iPads

iPad snatch and grab at local coffee shop 

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Speak with Inter Dimensional Beings

another gift from satan himself, he isnt such a bad guy after all 

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Hacker Inspired Music 

this shit goes hard! and on top of that there is a D/L link in the video description.

reblog if you think this shit is #beastmode 

http://youtu.be/I8UU-8qViKc 

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The New Energy Drink from MONSTER: "UBER MONSTER"

if you havent tried this stuff yet.... GO AND GET IT. its brewed like beer but it is non-alcoholic. which means anybody can have some. i just tried a bottle today and it about blew my dick into the ground. i felt like i had super powers for about 2 hours afterwards. im not joking either. 

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Talked to satan today. He wanted me to share his video with you guys. Enjoy!

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HAPPY EASTER YOU SICK FUCKS

reblog if you like my drawing

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STREET LEGAL: TRON Light Cycle!!

Retail value:  $55,000

 reblog if you want one 

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KIMBO SLICE Delivering a VICIOUS KNOCK OUT!!

reblog if you would fight him luls

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This dude actually won and hes planin on splittin a little with anyone who reblogs his update sooo im reblogging

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news article: http://gizmodo.com/5898382/priest-accidentally-plays-hardcore-gay-porn-slideshow-to-congregation

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23-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Hacking Sony Pictures

  Cody Kretsinger today pleaded guilty to the 2011 hack of Sony Pictures, acknowledging that he passed along information to other members of the LulzSec spinoff of Anonymous. The FBI arrested Kretsinger, a 23-year-old Phoenix resident, in September 2011. He was charged with conspiracy and the unauthorized impairment of a protected computer. According to Reuters, Kretsinger pleaded guilty to both charges, as part of a plea deal that will most likely see him evade the full 15-year maximum sentence he would normally face. "I joined LulzSec, your honor, at which point we gained access to the Sony Pictures website," Kretsinger, who went by the hacking moniker "Recursion," told the judge after entering his guilty plea, the wire reported. LulzSec was considered to be a spinoff of Anonymous, the shadowy hacker and activist group that operates online, run by a few individuals with a legion of volunteers. Earlier this month, the FBI arrested core members of hacking group LulzSec using intelligence gained by interrogating "Sabu", the group's nominal leader. Although a group claiming to be LulzSec hacked the email database of CSS Corp. earlier this month, experts doubt that the group has returned. 

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Security Officer vs. Thug - STREET FIGHT 

THIS VIDEO IS AWSOME, REBLOG!

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Beyonce joins forces with satan and makes it public!

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reblog for the luls

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More than 600,000 Macs infected with Flashback botnet

More than half a million Macs are infected with the Flashback Trojan, a malware package designed to steal personal information, according to a Russian antivirus company. The company -- Dr. Web -- originally reported today that 550,000 Macintosh computers were infected by the growing Mac botnet. But later in the day, Dr. Web malware analyst Sorokin Ivan announced on Twitter that the number of Macs infected with Flashback had increased to 600,000, with 274 of those based in Cupertino, Calif. More than half of the Macs infected are in the United States (57 percent), while another 20 percent are in Canada, Dr. Web said. The malware was initially found in September 2011 masquerading as a fake Adobe Flash Player plug-in installer, but in the past few months it has evolved to exploiting Java vulnerabilities to target Mac systems. A new variant that surfaced over the weekend appears to be taking advantage of Java vulnerability for which Apple released a patch yesterday. READ MORE

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