Comments on: How someone hacked Facebook and the immaturity of the web http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web/ This is beyond marketing, it is manipulation Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:32:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Justin http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web/#comment-16893 Justin Wed, 22 Aug 2007 17:36:49 +0000 http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web#comment-16893 Thanks for the invite, <strong>Steve</strong>. I'll check it out. The purpose for this post was to see if I could pull in any search engine traffic for "hacking Facebook". I've got a MySpace hacking post that does really well. ;) Thanks for the invite, Steve. I’ll check it out. The purpose for this post was to see if I could pull in any search engine traffic for “hacking Facebook”. I’ve got a MySpace hacking post that does really well. ;)

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]]> By: LEAFY http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web/#comment-16660 LEAFY Mon, 20 Aug 2007 06:45:57 +0000 http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web#comment-16660 To open, I'm going to make a direct attack on the author of this article who I know very well and frankly I have grown tired of his incessant mature attacks on the immature kids on the internet. Not everyone can live off of a trust fund their parents set up for them. Some of us have to roam around and leave hateful comments on obscure sites that few people will ever see. It's a tough life, but we've got to put food on the table. "So who cares if this guy said a few punk statements, right? I do. I do because he’s not alone in the way he dismisses the hard work that goes into developing one of the top traffic sites in the world." I share the same sentiments when people dismiss the hard work that went into developing and constructing one of the top traffic sites in the world of its time at the time. Of course, I am speaking of Auschwitz. If you would like to discuss at length the effectiveness and efficiency of the Auschwitz program against all of the immature detractors, please send me an email. If Auschwitz has taught us anything, it is that the amount of work and effort that goes into something entitles it to be free from the reproach and the hyperbole that unappreciative humanists would bring in order to demean the value of hard work and determination. What is the world without freedom from reproach? To open, I’m going to make a direct attack on the author of this article who I know very well and frankly I have grown tired of his incessant mature attacks on the immature kids on the internet. Not everyone can live off of a trust fund their parents set up for them. Some of us have to roam around and leave hateful comments on obscure sites that few people will ever see. It’s a tough life, but we’ve got to put food on the table.

“So who cares if this guy said a few punk statements, right? I do. I do because he’s not alone in the way he dismisses the hard work that goes into developing one of the top traffic sites in the world.” I share the same sentiments when people dismiss the hard work that went into developing and constructing one of the top traffic sites in the world of its time at the time. Of course, I am speaking of Auschwitz. If you would like to discuss at length the effectiveness and efficiency of the Auschwitz program against all of the immature detractors, please send me an email. If Auschwitz has taught us anything, it is that the amount of work and effort that goes into something entitles it to be free from the reproach and the hyperbole that unappreciative humanists would bring in order to demean the value of hard work and determination. What is the world without freedom from reproach?

]]> By: Steve Case http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web/#comment-16655 Steve Case Mon, 20 Aug 2007 05:54:03 +0000 http://www.metafluence.com/how-someone-hacked-facebook-and-the-immaturity-of-the-web#comment-16655 0 Responses to “How someone hacked Facebook and the immaturity of the web” lmfao one response now buster -- thanks for checking out my websites i found this page through some stats. visit http://forums.ytmnsfw.com and tell them fanfare sent you. be my personal guest on a deluxe forum 0 Responses to “How someone hacked Facebook and the immaturity of the web” lmfao one response now buster — thanks for checking out my websites i found this page through some stats. visit http://forums.ytmnsfw.com and tell them fanfare sent you. be my personal guest on a deluxe forum

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