How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
10-22-2010, 06:06 PM
#4143
Maybe **** are not real. I asked a guy once who spoke in a very exaggerated effeminate way why he spoke that way and he said, "Because it is fun. I could talk like every other guy but where's the fun in that?" He was faking it just like Dana Carvey faked his accent doing "Hans and Franz" skits on SNL.
I'm Rick James, bitch!
I'm Rick James, bitch!
Wow, Nerd.
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10-23-2010, 03:51 AM
#4149
http://cognition.theidiotshideout.ne...ion=show&cat=1
http://www.ponack.net/designgears/index.html
You should also make sure you can get into download mode via the 3 button method before you try flashing anything. If yours doesn't seem to working using any of the methods, download the fix (that worked for me) here.
As always, I am not responsible if you **** **** up.
HAVE FUN!
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10-23-2010, 08:16 AM
#4152
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OH JESUS!!! 
I guess my ******* identity has been stolen or something. Yesterday it was an AARP account, and now I just noticed a $1.00 withdrawal from some credit checking service, so someone is checking up on my credit to see how good they can **** me... 
GODDAMN IT!!! This is ******* GREAT! I'm always careful too. Only shop at reputable sites that are secure, never give out my info, burn all paper documents with any information on them, ect. Anybody dealt with it before? My week has already been ****, now this!? I wonder how deep this **** goes. I doubt I can just shut/change my bank account and be OK at this point.
I guess my ******* identity has been stolen or something. Yesterday it was an AARP account, and now I just noticed a $1.00 withdrawal from some credit checking service, so someone is checking up on my credit to see how good they can **** me... GODDAMN IT!!! This is ******* GREAT! I'm always careful too. Only shop at reputable sites that are secure, never give out my info, burn all paper documents with any information on them, ect. Anybody dealt with it before? My week has already been ****, now this!? I wonder how deep this **** goes. I doubt I can just shut/change my bank account and be OK at this point.
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10-23-2010, 09:28 AM
#4153
OH JESUS!!! I guess my ******* identity has been stolen or something. Yesterday it was an AARP account, and now I just noticed a $1.00 withdrawal from some credit checking service, so someone is checking up on my credit to see how good they can **** me... GODDAMN IT!!! This is ******* GREAT! I'm always careful too. Only shop at reputable sites that are secure, never give out my info, burn all paper documents with any information on them, ect. Anybody dealt with it before? My week has already been ****, now this!? I wonder how deep this **** goes. I doubt I can just shut/change my bank account and be OK at this point.
I guess my ******* identity has been stolen or something. Yesterday it was an AARP account, and now I just noticed a $1.00 withdrawal from some credit checking service, so someone is checking up on my credit to see how good they can **** me... GODDAMN IT!!! This is ******* GREAT! I'm always careful too. Only shop at reputable sites that are secure, never give out my info, burn all paper documents with any information on them, ect. Anybody dealt with it before? My week has already been ****, now this!? I wonder how deep this **** goes. I doubt I can just shut/change my bank account and be OK at this point.Happened to us at the end of last year, but luckily just a stolen credit card number. We're beyond careful, but the one careless mistake I make is to hand my card to the waitress. Apparently some chick at the Olive Garden had a scanner deal (or just wrote down the numbers and exp. date etc.), and went on an online shopping spree. $700 worth of shoes, $2000 worth of electronics...toys...all kinds of ****. Looks like we footed the bill for her Christmas shopping.
There are plenty of sites out there with good tips on what steps to take for real identity theft (where they have your social and such).
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10-23-2010, 10:11 AM
#4155
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Happened to us at the end of last year, but luckily just a stolen credit card number. We're beyond careful, but the one careless mistake I make is to hand my card to the waitress. Apparently some chick at the Olive Garden had a scanner deal (or just wrote down the numbers and exp. date etc.), and went on an online shopping spree. $700 worth of shoes, $2000 worth of electronics...toys...all kinds of ****. Looks like we footed the bill for her Christmas shopping.
There are plenty of sites out there with good tips on what steps to take for real identity theft (where they have your social and such).
There are plenty of sites out there with good tips on what steps to take for real identity theft (where they have your social and such).
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10-23-2010, 11:23 AM
#4157
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Location: Chesterfield, NJ
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Happened to us at the end of last year, but luckily just a stolen credit card number. We're beyond careful, but the one careless mistake I make is to hand my card to the waitress. Apparently some chick at the Olive Garden had a scanner deal (or just wrote down the numbers and exp. date etc.), and went on an online shopping spree. $700 worth of shoes, $2000 worth of electronics...toys...all kinds of ****. Looks like we footed the bill for her Christmas shopping.
There are plenty of sites out there with good tips on what steps to take for real identity theft (where they have your social and such).
There are plenty of sites out there with good tips on what steps to take for real identity theft (where they have your social and such).
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