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[torgnol]

t’fçon y a jamais personne qui comprend rien à qu’est s’que je raconte [:torgnol]

[huru]

je donnerais cher vous voir les tofs et ça, ce n’est pas un troll [:oo%7Cjradcs-chapo%7Coo] [:oo%7Cjradcs-chapo%7Coo]

:ouch: la vicieuse [:siffle]

[crougnagna]

JPM et huru formerait 1 beau couple ? [:madolamotte]

[LaPieuvre]

J’adore etre obligé de me réveiller tot le samedi matin ! :fou:

[huru]

JPM et huru formerait 1 beau couple ? [:madolamotte]

et nôtre premier né s’appelera croucrou! :lol:

[crougnagna]

[:shy] j’espère que vot’ 1er né aura pas la dentition de huru :peur: [:yeoh]

PS : apparament un forumeur s’attaque au record du plus grand ratio topic locké / topic créé

[KiNdRdNosferatu]

j’ai trouvé un site à troll avec par exemple :

Le guantanamo des pirates de mp3
“La RIAA a annoncé aujourd’hui une escalade dans la guerre contre le piratage informatique en ouvrant un centre de détention dans le haut désert de Movaje, CA. Le service, conçu pour détenir indéfiniment jusqu’à trois millions de personnes suspectés d’illégalement ou même légalement partageant la musique introduit sur l’Internet, occupent 4.000 acres de la région du désert à environ 70 milles de nord de Los Angeles.”

RIAA OPENS DETENTION FACILITY FOR SUSPECTED FILE SHARERS

Huge Compound Can Handle 3 Million File Sharing Suspects and Their Supporters
Mojave, CA /DenounceNewswire/ – 25 July 2003 – Citing lackluster results in its aggressive Subpoena-the-Family campaign, The Recording Industry Assocation of America, or RIAA, announced today it was escalating the war against music file sharing even higher by opening its massive detention facility in the high desert of Movaje, CA. The facility, designed to indefinitely detain up to three million people suspected of illegally or even legally sharing music files on the Internet, consumes 4,000 acres of the desert region some 70 miles north of Los Angeles.

“Our goal is to eliminate the threat these thieves represent to our industry,” said RIAA President Cary Sherman. “We don’t care if the person is eight, eighteen, or eighty or unaware of the law. If we catch 'em sharing files, we’re sending them to jail. Not just any jail. Our jail. We don’t even care if they’re legally sharing their own personal music files with a family member. We don’t care if they’re simply transferring their own peronal music from their desktop machine to their iPod. If we catch 'em doing it, we’ll be there to take them away. But let me be perfectly clear: even if we don’t catch 'em doing it, we’ll be there to take them away if we so much as suspect they’re sharing files, or might like to one day.”

Human rights advocates and the ACLU are criticizing both the RIAA for opening the facilily and the Justice Department for not stepping in to stop the RIAA from proceeding. “What the RIAA is doing is patently unconstitutional,” said Anthony Romero, ACLU’s Executive Director. “We will not stop until these people are freed and this facility is shut down forever.”

“Try anything and we’ll lock you up as well,” countered Sherman, when asked about the threats of lawsuits from the ACLU. “We mean business. Anyone trying to free our detainees will be considered criminals as well, and will be sent to the facility with no plans for release.”

Asked how the RIAA was able to afford to provide food, clothing, and medical care for up to three million detainees, he told reporters: “We can’t. But hey, they knew the risks. We assume these criminals bring their own food, clothing, and medicine with them. They’re on their own.”

Children, parents, and the elderly are not the only ones being rounded up for incarceration at the facility. Several well-known industry figures are already being detained as well, including Ann Winblad, co-founder of a venture capital firm which invested heavily in Napster; Larry Lessig, a Stanford Law professor who was captured by RIAA stormtroopers right in the middle of a speech he was giving at a recent O’Reilly technology conference; and Michael Robertson, founder of MP3.com, who is not even active in the digital music world anymore, having gone off to launch a Linux software company. “Robertson we nailed just on general principles,” said Sherman.

Ellen Murray, head of Mothers Against the RIAA (MARIAA), was herself captured and brought to the facility. “Murray was a target of opportunity,” Sherman said. “Go up against us, go to jail.”

Residents of Mojave and the surrounding area are also outraged, citing claims from the RIAA that opening of the facility would mean more jobs and economic activity for the area. So far, that hasn’t happened, town officials argue. “We were sold a bill of goods, and the RIAA has let us down,” said one official who refused to be identified for fear of being sent to the facility for criticizing the RIAA.

Asked about the legality, indeed the morality, of this new detention facility and the mass capture of music enthusiasts now underway, Sherman was unapologetic. “These are not nice people,” he said. “Several have publicly stated here their intent to copy a music file before they leave Mojave. We will not give them that satisfaction.”

le tout bien évidement de source sûr à 200% : http://www.denounce.com/archives/000013.html

[niktou95]

Far Cry tourne sur ma Geforce2 [:siffle]

[lemajor_1_1]

j’ai trouvé un site à troll http://www.denounce.com/archives/000013.html

:ouch:

oula ! y a de quoi fournir un max de ragot là-dedans ! :fou:

“NASA announced today that the Space Hubble Telescope, the pride of astronomers everywhere, will be re-tasked with a new mission: homeland security. In order to carry out its new mission, the next shuttle team will fly up to the satellite and turn it around so it can face the earth”

“In the most aggressive – and, some say, invasive – step yet to protect record companies, the federal government and the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) will phase in a computer system next year to measure the risk posed by every Internet user every time they connect to the Internet”

marchi, KiNdRdNosferatu :super: Je vais pouvoir alimenter les rumeurs

[jmgchouchou]

:lol:

[corny]

heu ca veut dire quoi?

[jmgchouchou]

ca veut dire qu’il y a hubble qui te regarde en ce moment, alors sourie

[cyd125]

(je ferme emule, je met un slip, je ferme les sites de Q, et je joue a Bob le Bricoleur)
Pffff ! y peuvent rien faire, moi j’men fou j’continu ma vie normal

[jmgchouchou]

fais gaffe , hubble est tres fort il peut meme voir ton avatar.

[lithium]

Chirac est le meilleur president que la france n’a jamais eu, et le medef nous veux que du bien :super:

[KiNdRdNosferatu]

un site sympa en français : http://www.desinformations.com

Soirée spéciale élections régionales

[Bitozar_1_1]

Chirac est le meilleur president que la france n’a jamais eu, et le medef nous veux que du bien :super:

Troll off:
Chirac est effectivement un bon président. Il représente la France (ce qui est son rôle). Par contre, c’est la politique de son gouvernement qui ne va pas
Troll on:

Et d’ailleurs, Raffarin je trouve qu’il fait une politique trop ancrée à Gauche.

[lithium]

Je plussoie, mais j’aurais preferer qu’il regarde un petit peu mieux ce qui se passe chez lui

[phlebitman]

chez free ils livrent trop rapidement la freebox

[Bitozar_1_1]

Je plussoie, mais j’aurais preferer qu’il regarde un petit peu mieux ce qui se passe chez lui

Je plussois aussis…

Sinon, comme beau Troll j’ai: Si à la place de Chirac, on avait Bush Jr, le pays se porterait beaucoup mieux