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nah im not on putting her on blast like that

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Uploaded with ImageShack.usVery accessible lighty from north. Face hidden cah boy...certain ppl might know her from here.The back-off is nuts.

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Hundreds of thousands of Facebook users are falling victim to so-called "clickjacking" attacks, warn web security labs.Facebook members see links to subjects such as "World Cup 2010 in HD" or "Justin Bieber's phone number" that their friends appear to have "liked".Clicking the link tricks users into recommending the site on Facebook too.Security experts say the scam currently has no malicious intent but could be adapted to deliver malware.The link generally takes the user through to a page containing an instruction, such as asking them to click a button to confirm that they are over 18.However, wherever they click on the page it adds a link to their own Facebook profile saying they have also "liked" the site.Currently the purpose of clickjacking is "trivial" and does not actively result in any malware or phishing attacks, said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos."At the moment the attacks which we've seen are more like old-school viruses - written for the heck of it to see how many fans they can get."But our feeling is that it would be fairly easy for the bad guys to introduce some revenue generation for themselves," he told BBC News.Clickjacking works across all computer operating systems, added Mr Cluley.The Facebook attack uses iFrames, which essentially places an invisible button over an entire web page, so that wherever the user clicks, they end up hitting the button - in this case a hidden Facebook "like" button.A free plug-in called NoScript, built for the Firefox web browser, includes pop-up warnings about potential clickjacks.However, it will also query clicks on Flash videos, commonly used on many websites - and it is not easy to install, said Mr Cluley."You have to be a little bit nerdy to configure it."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/10224434.stm
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Dunno but the one on the right would recieve the sort of pipes that only some with... with sort of...She'd get the pipe.

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raikkonen used to be of those posters who kept his head below the parapet (sp)one day he suddenly got brave and decided to raise his head above the trench wall 2 survey the battlefieldsome users survive this initial exposure and some do notunfortunately he did not learn from the trials and tribulations of users such as natty, jocelyn, polow, neeko/slam master, venom et al and has been getting headshotted ever sincelisten bromake a new user name and come back with a fresh slate/different persona.. things can change 4 u, u have 2 want 2 make that change though..
Just saw this. :D this guy. As if vip2 is a meaningful part of my internet life. Said this before, quick browse for urban 'lols', before moving on to areas of the interwebs that are couth.'Make a new user name' you know. You're sad for suggesting that blad/bruv.
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LMFAO. How can I scroll down and think "Precious" and then see the caption is "precious?"
precious is far worse tbh
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