worst mistake you have ever made on the internets.
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I believe my worst mistake was hitting the 'random page' button on ED.
There are things you cannot unsee, cannot mind-bleach that leave a stain on your soul that everyone can see and the only thing they can say is "You saw it, didn't you." In that moment you know that the cruel light of that personal hell you visited is shared, vast and wide as the largest canyon and dark as the deepest trench, this is the internet, and we know your pain.
There are things you cannot unsee, cannot mind-bleach that leave a stain on your soul that everyone can see and the only thing they can say is "You saw it, didn't you." In that moment you know that the cruel light of that personal hell you visited is shared, vast and wide as the largest canyon and dark as the deepest trench, this is the internet, and we know your pain.
Accidently letting the system tool virus through my firewall, thinking it was my anti-virus software oddly enough, lots of good that McAfee subscription did me hmm...
Does playing an MMO count? Because I get totally blasted when I try playing MMO's way after release because people expect better.
Plus, out of sheer interest.
Plus, out of sheer interest.
...I watched two girls one cup
Oh my god yeah, I forgot about that. Thanks a bunch for reminding me!Kopikatsu said:
Well one time I sucessfully trolled a moderator on an obscure website by repeatedly posting empty threats to have their site destroyed until they said sorry by using a different computer every time they banned me until I got them to think that I was hacking and they took me seriously and apologized and unbanned all of the IPs I used...... oh wait that wasn't a mistake, it was hilarious.
and for the record I only did it because they called me a troll for saying something they disagreed with.... and then banned me.
in all seriousness though the worst I can think of was visiting lemon party which in retrospect wasn't that bad compared to the other stuff that you can apparently find on the internet.
and for the record I only did it because they called me a troll for saying something they disagreed with.... and then banned me.
in all seriousness though the worst I can think of was visiting lemon party which in retrospect wasn't that bad compared to the other stuff that you can apparently find on the internet.
I enjoyed that very much, thank you. For that offering I will tell of another time when my judgement was 'lax' as it were.nothingspringstomind said:
I used to open any link my friends/internet associates sent me, this turned to my horror and about 13 screamers before I figured out to ask first and needle them about it before it was too late. This was back when internet screamers first became popular.
Captcha: "being wasnegu" no idea what a wasnegu is, but I am certainly not.
Reading about the unfortunate guy made it worse.KefkaCultist said:
Yatzenko was 48 years old. He had recently been forced into retirement due to a cancerous tumor in his throat. The treatment left him unable to speak for some time, but Yatzenko was unhappy with being unable to work and continued to find odd jobs around the village. He took on small construction projects, fixed cars, wove baskets, and cooked for his family. He was beginning to regain his voice by the time of the murder. Yatzenko was married and had two sons and one grandchild. He also had a disabled mother whom he looked after.