i see we have new banning system

Snuffleupagus. ??????????

 

Snuffleupagus


Aloysius Snuffleupagus is one of the Muppet characters on the long-running educational television program for young children, Sesame Street. He resembles a wooly mammoth, without tusks or ears, and he is a friend of Big Bird. He attends Snufflegarten and has a baby sister named Alice.

For many years, Big Bird was the only character on the show who saw him (he only came along when Big Bird was alone). The other characters teased Big Bird when he said he had seen the Snuffleupagus, because they didn't believe there was such an animal, often despite evidence to the contrary (such as an oversized teddy bear that Snuffy had left behind). This was modeled in part on the imaginary friends some young children have.
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/49/Tv_sesame_street_snuffy_too_big.jpg

 

umm i dont think it should be like this. my reasons are if sum1s account gets ba nned 30 days and they have a seriously question they will make a new account instead make it 3 day ,5,8 ,10 then ban

 

Yes but they could do that before this new system was in affect...

 

I'm not gonna get banned because of my assault rifle am I?

 

this is one for ireland and Nephilim
The muppet show
SHOW DESCRIPTION:
A fantastic medley of the sweet and mischievious, Jim Henson's muppets (a cross between marionettes and puppets), including Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, hold a weekly variety show with a range of famous guests. The originality of this mixture of person, muppet, innovative humor and great writing makes The Muppet Show one of the most successful series in the world in the late 1970's.

BRIEF HISTORY:
More than just a kids' show, at its height, The Muppet Show was seen in more than 100 countries and by more than 230 million people. Jim Henson and Associates were also behind the genius of Fraggle Rock, Dinosaurs, The Dark Crystal to name a few. The Muppet show spawned several feature length movies, television specials and a new series called Muppets Tonight in 1996.

STARSave Goelz as Gonzo
Jim Henson as Kermit the Frog
Frank Oz as Miss Piggy

 

MUHAHAHA! Toyataman is back again. Damn I left for a couple weeks cause Im building a webserver and constructing my own site. I come back to find out he is hellboy...MUHAHA~


Damn man......just block his ip......or call his isp and say hes harrassing members. I just had to on my site. Did a whois and got his isp to delete his account. LOL

 

hellraise
AND I POSTED YE BABY PIX FOR YE,


http://www.indianchild.com/images/sweet_baby.JPG


P/S did ye ever wipe ye nose to this day?

 

u like the pick i posted ireland .welcome back ozzy214 (old friend )
and for as blocking ip ..theres ways around it .but i dont want that to happen anyway ....

 

ALL Why IP banning is useless



Many proposals for eliminating comment spam are focused on banning or throttling comments from the IP address of the spammer. This is fundamentally flawed because it assumes IP addresses are both unique and hard to come by.

Banning an IP address can have severe consequences. Many ISPs (including AOL) and companies use a proxy server that makes it appear as if all users are coming from a single (or a handful) if IP addresses. By blocking an IP address, you might be preventing a substantial portion of AOL users from commenting. Depending on your point of view, eliminating AOL may not be a great loss; however the same thing would happen to millions of users behind other proxy servers.

The other problem is that IP addresses are very easy to get or fake for spammers who care about such things. There are hundreds of thousands of open proxies that will let anyone direct Web traffic through them. When I’m using an open proxy, my IP address is effectively masked. And I can use simple software to switch to a different open proxy (and thus a different IP address) every few minutes. So my spamming activity isn’t tied to a specific IP address.

Hypothetically speaking, if the problem of open proxies were to disappear overnight, there are two other mechanisms that provide a limitless set of IP addresses to spammers: dialup and spoofing.

Most dialup ISPs provide a different IP address each time you dial in. If a spammer were to find that their IP address had been banned, they could simply disconnect and redial. It would be trivial to automate the process of dialing in, spamming, disconnecting, and dialing back in.

IP addresses are easy to fake as well. The design principles of TCP/IP allows the sender of a packet to specify its IP address. The message will still be routed to its destination using the fake origin address. Return packets would be mis-routed, however, because TCP/IP would send responses to the true location of the IP address rather than where it actually came from. This means that IP spoofing is ineffective in situations where you need to interact with a remote server, but very effective in a one-way conversation. I can’t retrieve a Web page using a spoofed IP address because I need to make the request and then have the server send me the page. But I can send requests all day long if I don’t care about the response.

Posting a comment (or TrackBack) doesn’t require interaction. I can send a comment in a POST or GET message and not worry about the response if I don’t care about receiving acknowledgment that it was successful.





Alberto Gonzales' school horror show

p2p news / p2pnet: America's No 1 enforcement officer, federal attorney general Alberto Gonzales, is on the road as part of a deeply cynical dog-and-pony show set up by the Big Four record labels and Big Six movie studios, but implemented by the Bush administration.
http://dvdxcopy.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/324554

 

why did you banned glitched??? he helped me a few times ...he was great

 

lol im a wannabe mo. and you gonna ban me now???
also how was he trying to be mod

 

being a mod sucks

 

Damn, banned 6 times, maybe he is done for good now! LOL

 

no i bet he's still around the forum.