Hey J.P. what would you expect? With all the coca-cola and soda hanging around, you really can't give those things to kids who've had the vodka experience. Next thing you know, they clog the streets and clog the web.
Insults from behind and pornography that never got passed to the group due to moderation, this is something that we all came to expect and easily see that it had pedigree in these networked zombies given the pattern in which these posts were placed, for instance, whenever people wrote things in Portuguese in the philosophy, systems theory and risk science group, (the Portuguese dominant group). Whenever they (or their masters) didn't like something, in particular references to perspectives that went against theirs, posts that deviated from their intended strategies to our group, the old ones might say to these kids (I'm guessing here) 'hey get things done', and the kids would go 'right on Sir' and then they went and just make 'caca', and there's that 'caca' you see and that 'caca' that they sent via mail box, one of us was sent something like 'I have friends all over the world, will you be my friend', more than once. Really, putting kids that just have left their diapers behind in charge of communicating with grown ups, what could one expect? Not really that smart let kids run havoc. Road signs should be placed regarding these kids as well. 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> > I now understand who was creating the e-mails to send pornography to the > google cosmology group, and entering to insult with spam from behind, > knowing that the group is moderated, it could only be the zombie kids on the > block, that have less brain matter to externalize. > > Mutilation of the thinking these zombie kids do. > > 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> > >> *3Q: Can you really torture a zombie? Isn't the very living experience >> of the zombie a torture? If you're a zombie would you know you that you were >> one? >> * >> >> The zombie is a presentative expression of the building blocks of the >> human body that are overexposed, the zombie shows the border and the >> interior, it externalizes its organs, and its motion maximizes the >> presentative effect of that externalization. Rothko stated that, for him, >> using human representation meant mutilating it. >> >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xrHHn5TR4E&feature=related >> >> >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59d_uD0chtQ&feature=related >> >> >> >> 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> >> >>> Now we know the new use of Guantamo. They had to make room for the >>> zombies. >>> >>> 3Q: Can you really torture a zombie? Isn't the very living experience of >>> the zombie a torture? If you're a zombie would you know you that you were >>> one? >>> >>> >>> 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> >>> >>>> Corroboration is important. >>>> >>>> >>>> 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> >>>> >>>>> >>>>> http://fizzgig.deviantart.com/art/zombie-jr-9903566 >>>>> >>>>> Sinais completamente cientificamente comprovados como afirmando >>>>> a verdade, autoridades querem ocultar a preocupante verdade da existência >>>>> de >>>>> zombies em algumas estradas, aquele que aparece acima foi já mais do que >>>>> uma >>>>> vez perseguido pela brigada de trânsito portuguesa. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> 2009/2/6 moderators account <moderators....@gmail.com> >>>>> >>>>> Pranks involving electronic road signs stir worry >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090204/ap_on_re_us/highway_signs_zombies_4 >>>>>> >>>>>> [image: In this photo provided by Chris Nakashima-Brown, an electronic >>>>>> ...] >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> COLLINSVILLE, Ill. – Pranksters in at least three states are messing >>>>>> with electronic road signs meant to warn motorists of possible >>>>>> traffic problems by putting drivers on notice about Nazi zombies and >>>>>> raptors. And highway safety officials aren't amused. >>>>>> >>>>>> The latest breach came Tuesday during the morning rush hour near >>>>>> Collinsville, Ill., where hackers changed a sign along southbound >>>>>> Interstate >>>>>> 255 to read, "DAILY LANE CLOSURES DUE TO ZOMBIES." >>>>>> >>>>>> A day earlier in Indiana's Hamilton County, the electronic message on >>>>>> a board in Carmel's construction zone warned drivers of "RAPTORS AHEAD — >>>>>> CAUTION." >>>>>> >>>>>> And signs in Austin, Texas, recently flashed: "NAZI ZOMBIES! RUN!!!" >>>>>> and "ZOMBIES IN AREA! RUN." >>>>>> >>>>>> Officials in Illinois are concerned the rewritten signs distract >>>>>> motorists from heeding legitimate hazards down the road. The hacked sign >>>>>> on >>>>>> Tuesday originally warned drivers of crews replacing guardrails. >>>>>> >>>>>> "We understood it was a hoax, but at the same time those boards are >>>>>> there for a reason," said Joe Gasaway, an Illinois Department of >>>>>> Transportation supervisory field engineer. "We don't want (drivers) >>>>>> being distracted by a funny sign." >>>>>> >>>>>> Authorities haven't figured out how pranksters access the signs. >>>>>> Gasaway believes the Illinois sign was changed remotely, and Austin >>>>>> Public Works spokeswoman Sara Hartley suspected the hackers there cut >>>>>> a padlock to get into the signs' computers. >>>>>> >>>>>> Some Web sites, such as >>>>>> Jalopnik.com<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/ap/ap_on_re_us/storytext/highway_signs_zombies/30840218/SIG=10lcsid48/*http://Jalopnik.com>, >>>>>> have published tutorials titled "How to Hack an Electronic Road Sign" >>>>>> as a way to alert security holes to traffic-safety officials. Jalopnik >>>>>> urges >>>>>> its readership of 2.6 million a month not to put its lesson to practice. >>>>>> >>>>>> "Hacking generally is about showing where there are holes in security >>>>>> systems, and I think this is a great example of that," the site's >>>>>> editor-in-chief, Ray Wert, told The Associated Press by telephone >>>>>> Wednesday. >>>>>> "I'm sure there are all sorts of ways to use that information in a way >>>>>> that's inappropriate, but we're trying to make clear this is an issue >>>>>> that >>>>>> needs to be confronted by traffic safety and transportation >>>>>> officials." >>>>>> >>>>>> Wert said he had no immediate plans to take down Jalopnik's how-to >>>>>> guide. >>>>>> >>>>>> In Illinois, tampering with an official traffic control device is a >>>>>> misdemeanor punishable by up to a $250 fine — half what a culprit might >>>>>> have >>>>>> to pay in Texas if caught. 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