that too but it was posted by the birfday boy he gets a free ticket today

this guys is hilarious, what site is he on while makin fun of those people

And The Oscar Goes To........

Thank you Bexxx.. btw I love Guiness myself...It is referring to drinking beer instead of water because fish...well you get it...:) anyway...I'm going to drink a Guiness tonight at Dan McGuiness, so I'll be thinking of ya!:D

haha that guy is awesome. Wish I had talent like that.

love when he see's the one guy and can't even continue but laughs in dudes face

This is fucking hilarious. Thanks for sharing.

can't you come up with some of your own pics already :p

In this thread, no. But I'll keep on sharing my amateur porn for your enjoyment.

your gonna make me wanna go back to my hiding of nudes and upload more when i told myself 100 a day is good enough

an unforeseen design flaw:

thanks for postin shit i seen in 1982:rolleyes:

fffffuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkkkk yyyyyooooooouuuuuuuu little drummer boy... :D

some of us maybe haven't trolled that long.:cool:

don't be upset your so behind the times!!!! that's what happens when your an english fuck!!!!!!;)
besides that it has been on here you english fuck!!!! LMAO

Saw this. Laughed my ass off. Adjusted it to fit the DSF. Enjoy :D

Thats hilarious :D

:wtf:
i'll give you the 'behind the times', but 'english fuck'? them's fightin' words.

Me speaky da engleesh, but my teeth are too straight to be thrown in with Pobs and the rest of the Royal We.
Nice try though, techno-troll; come back when you get your big girl panties. :p

Take your bitch fight to the Thunderdome. You cunts are fucking up this thread. :mad:

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Hackers Assault Epilepsy Patients via Computer


Internet griefers descended on an epilepsy support message board last weekend and used JavaScript code and flashing computer animation to trigger migraine headaches and seizures in some users.

The nonprofit Epilepsy Foundation, which runs the forum, briefly closed the site Sunday to purge the offending messages and to boost security.

"We are seeing people affected," says Ken Lowenberg, senior director of web and print publishing at the Epilepsy Foundation. "It's fortunately only a handful. It's possible that people are just not reporting yet -- people affected by it may not be coming back to the forum so fast."

The incident, possibly the first computer attack to inflict physical harm on the victims, began Saturday, March 22, when attackers used a script to post hundreds of messages embedded with flashing animated gifs.

The attackers turned to a more effective tactic on Sunday, injecting JavaScript into some posts that redirected users' browsers to a page with a more complex image designed to trigger seizures in both photosensitive and pattern-sensitive epileptics.

RyAnne Fultz, a 33-year-old woman who suffers from pattern-sensitive epilepsy, says she clicked on a forum post with a legitimate-sounding title on Sunday. Her browser window resized to fill her screen, which was then taken over by a pattern of squares rapidly flashing in different colors.

Fultz says she "locked up."

"I don't fall over and convulse, but it hurts," says Fultz, an IT worker in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. "I was on the phone when it happened, and I couldn't move and couldn't speak."

After about 10 seconds, Fultz's 11-year-old son came over and drew her gaze away from the computer, then killed the browser process, she says.

"Everyone who logged on, it affected to some extent, whether by causing headaches or seizures," says Browen Mead, a 24-year-old epilepsy patient in Maine who says she suffered a daylong migraine after examining several of the offending posts. She'd lingered too long on the pages trying to determine who was responsible.

Circumstantial evidence suggests the attack was the work of members of Anonymous, an informal collective of griefers best known for their recent war on the Church of Scientology. The first flurry of posts on the epilepsy forum referenced the site EBaumsWorld, which is much hated by Anonymous. And forum members claim they found a message board thread -- since deleted -- planning the attack at 7chan.org, a group stronghold.

Fultz says the attack spawned an uncommonly bad seizure. "It was a spike of pain in my head," she says. "And the lockup, that only happens with really bad ones. I don't think I've had a seizure like that in about a year."

But she's satisfied with the Epilepsy Foundation's relatively fast response to the attack, about 12 hours after it began on Easter weekend. "We all really appreciate them for giving us this forum and giving us this place to find each other," she says.

Epilepsy affects an estimated 50 million people worldwide, about 3 percent of whom are photosensitive, meaning flashing lights and colors can trigger seizures.

There's talk that this might be Ben Folds, who's a semi famous musican

That's talent. Great clip. Thanks

I have no words

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caPmw...layer_embedded

Foetus, this is not a funny picture. Sorry pal.










I'm a huge ben folds fan, and this sir is not ben folds. He's funny as shit but Ben has a stronger southern drawl. Compare the voice with this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7-ji...eature=related

i know, i was posting pics and saw it, so stuck it here.

Good, cause I worry about you. I think dementia is a progressive disease and over the past year I've seen some warning signs. Just look over this site and see if it speaks to anything that has made you frustrated lately.

The info section from the you tube video says
"Not Ben Folds. Seriously. Ben is a much better pianist, and listen to the voice on the "Man in the Dark" part - totally not his voice at all. Besides, wouldn't Ben cover more of his face to disguise his identity?"


Trying pretty hard there to convince everyone it's not Ben Folds. Probably is him.

^^^^^ that right there is funny :p

for your wallpaper needs:



the full size (1400 x 929)

that'll be anonymous then. The chuck norris shirts were a nice touch