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Re: Have you replaced your computer's operating system with Wacky Fun Random Number Generator yet?
JcN (Web Page)
AIEEEE! Evil Wacky Fun Random Number Generator OS!!! tries to hide under bed fails because of keg-shaped six-pack tries to hide in closet fails due to the lack of room runs outside in fright is hit by a truck dies
Reply to this comment	10 August 2004, 21:54 GMT

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burntfuse
Auggghhhh!!!! It's coming to get me!!!
Reply to this comment	10 August 2004, 22:02 GMT

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anykey
I MUST BE DESTROYED!
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 02:57 GMT

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burntfuse
LOL!!! You must be destroyed? I'm sure that's not what you really meant... :-)
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 15:06 GMT

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anykey
Damn fingers won't do what I want them to.
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 15:28 GMT

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calkfreak83 (Web Page)
Can somebody tell this guy what LOL!!! means; I would, but I am lazy and dont want to figure out (120!)!.
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 20:15 GMT

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JcN (Web Page)
Yes, you should >:) j/k
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 17:01 GMT

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no_one_2000_ (Web Page)
HAHAHAHA! Wow, that one really made me laugh! Maybe it was a Freudian Slip...
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 18:54 GMT

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no_one_2000_ (Web Page)
In which case that would make him suicidal... hmm... maybe that's not the case then. But just in case...... uses a common Java exploit to change your homepage to emotional help websites ;-) 120d P.S. I do actually have the code to do that, surprisingly enough.
Reply to this comment	12 August 2004, 13:09 GMT

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Chivo
That works only in IE, right?
Reply to this comment	13 August 2004, 07:29 GMT

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no_one_2000_ (Web Page)
I think so, wouldn't be surprised. I got the code because I was on the one site (randomly googling) and NAV said it deleted this virus in the cache as soon as I clicked it, so, I got the source code. It was actually a lot harder than I thought to get the source because NAV kept deleting it on me, lol
Reply to this comment	13 August 2004, 14:16 GMT

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burntfuse
Cool-if you don't mind, could you please post/send me the source?
Reply to this comment	13 August 2004, 16:09 GMT

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no_one_2000_ (Web Page)
I doubt I could post it. It's rather long... and, I don't know if stuff like that is supposed to be posted. However, I could e-mail it to you (if NAV lets me, lol). Send me an e-mail so I can get your address next time I check it, and I'll try to send it. :)
Reply to this comment	14 August 2004, 15:09 GMT

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burntfuse
You're right-posting it wouldn't be a good idea.
Reply to this comment	15 August 2004, 19:20 GMT

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Chivo
I hate it when NAV keeps deleting viruses and other exploits I've saved! (for analysis purposes, of course) NAV even looks inside zipped (even gzipped) and uuencoded files, but it doesn't understand rot13. Haha! I fooled it! Of course, I can't spread^H^H^H^H^H^H^H use it while I'm in Windows with NAV running. No problem: I use Linux! Try to save this small HTML file while NAV is running: <html> <form> <input type crash> </form> </html>
Reply to this comment	13 August 2004, 23:35 GMT

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no_one_2000_ (Web Page)
Worked for me... which NAV do you have? I have NAV04... maybe I still have it disabled or something... =-o Anyway, what's the code supposed to do? I doubt that would crash a webpage (if so, that's really funny). What I did to trick NAV was just make a simple Javascript to output the virus code in a textarea field. Say the virus code was VIR3SC0DE Then, I'd have V I R 3 S C 0 D E stored is the Javascript file as a string, and it would just remove the spaces. It appears to work rather nicely. Heh, NAV does like to "yell" a lot and keep you from viewing virus code (fun stuff to do :-D), which I admit, is incredibly annoying, but it's saved my butt many times, so I can't dislike it.
Reply to this comment	14 August 2004, 15:19 GMT

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Chivo
I don't know which version of NAV we have (I'm in Linux right now). That HTML crashes older versions of MS IE; it might crash recent versions too, but I don't think I could test it with NAV running.
Reply to this comment	15 August 2004, 21:24 GMT

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burntfuse
It's the only browser with enough security holes for it too work. :-)
Reply to this comment	13 August 2004, 16:08 GMT

Re: Re: Have you replaced your computer's operating system with Wacky Fun Random Number Generator yet?
Tzazak
Dude, lay off the sugar! (Replace "sugar" with one of many other illegal things this person may have been using.) I'm joking, it really is kinda funny.
Reply to this comment	10 August 2004, 23:42 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Have you replaced your computer's operating system with Wacky Fun Random Number Generator yet?
JcN (Web Page)
TooMuchCaffeine! ICan'tHelpIt! I'mTooHighStrung!
Reply to this comment	11 August 2004, 17:03 GMT

Re: Have you replaced your computer's operating system with Wacky Fun Random Number Generator yet?
Jiaqi Wu
We couldn't be doing this servey if we were running Wacky Fun Random Number Generator!!
Reply to this comment	10 August 2004, 23:36 GMT

Re: Re: Have you replaced your computer's operating system with Wacky Fun Random Number Generator yet?
Tzazak
Numbar, not Number
Reply to this comment	10 August 2004, 23:43 GMT

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