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[xoder]

http://66.111.43.11/reports/2003/WORLD/0194/4697707.html

If you believe that, I got a bridge to sell you. [Hint, check the root (just the IP address) of that URL]

Although, it would have been nice for bragging rights, and the press coverage of RIT would have been interesting (bring our CIA connections out into the open?). Oh well.

And, free users have syndication. The original post was overly privatized by accident. Goto http://www.livejournal.com/syn to claim some fun!

Comments

[inconvenience.livejournal.com]

Wow, your school is going to be infested. Ew. Well..hehehe...for its "academics"..Tee hee..Dry college here they come.

What is syndication do exactly?

O.o...wait..the grammer of that sentence eludes.. Ignore it.

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[xoder.livejournal.com]

Certain websites allow for RSS, RDF or XML feeds. What that really means is that you can get news/comics/otherpeople's blogs on your LJ friends page. Any site using the current version of the LJ code (like deadjournal, or some such) will have an RSS feed available at www.ljrunningsite.com/users/username/rss

Check my friends page. Any user who doesn't have a color set (so only black on white), is an RSS or XML feed.

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[b55b55.livejournal.com]

what's more amusing -- and more pathetic is that somebody posted that artical seriously in the RIT LJ group.
Even if it was true I fail to see why someone would care.

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[xoder.livejournal.com]

Someone would care because they are famous. And there's a timer on the web that counts down until they turn 18.

No, what's most pathetic is that it was posted TWICE to rit.

[b55b55.livejournal.com]

it's pretty damn pathetic that anyone would care just because their famous -- and not especialy famous at that. It's just fucking sad

And i'm not even commenting on the webcounter thing. That's just sick. It does scare me that they're only 2 years younger than me though