[AlexLenin]

Did anybody watch the Boston Fox25 news tonite at around 10:30 to 10:50?

Cause a Fox11 esque report about internet MySpace hacking was shown tonite at that time.I don't have proof on my computer but I'm sure the video shall soon be on youtube or is on the Fox25 website.

The report even said ' I am one,I am many' and had a quote shown saying 'lets /b/ring them down!' Here's the website if you can find it entitled MySpace Security Hackers or something along those lines at

Http://www.myfoxboston.com

Go forth /b/.

[Opethian]

How is /b/ hacking news? That's what they do.

[Kaiser]

This is like the 19th fox video about /b/. Fox really needs better news stories.

[Daver]

Link doesn't work for me.

[Drake14]

what is this /b/?

[YUKIN]

Drake14, on Nov 28 2007, 11:21 PM, said:

what is this /b/?

The hellhole of the internet.

[Namfuak]

Drake14, on Nov 28 2007, 09:21 PM, said:

what is this /b/?

A collection of people who believe that the commonly accepted Judeo-Christian values that rule the Western and Japanese worlds today are invalid and thus have formed a community that attempts to be unanimously anti-commonly accepted social codes, such as not calling people "N****rs", posting random fetishes, posting pornography of any character or thing (which can span from simple nude drawings of anime or children's cartoon characters to things as random as shapes and numbers), and making fun of serious issues, such as child pornography (hentai child pornography is often referred to as "lolis") and $%&@.

As for the video, plenty of fox videos have been made about anonymous, and it is basically like taking extremists of a religion and saying they define it: Only a small percentage of anonymous actually makes death threats, hacks computers, etc.

[Esau of Isaac]

Namfuak, on Nov 28 2007, 11:43 PM, said:

A collection of people who believe that the commonly accepted Judeo-Christian values that rule the Western and Japanese worlds today are invalid and thus have formed a community that attempts to be unanimously anti-commonly accepted social codes, such as not calling people "N****rs", posting random fetishes, posting pornography of any character or thing (which can span from simple nude drawings of anime or children's cartoon characters to things as random as shapes and numbers), and making fun of serious issues, such as child pornography (hentai child pornography is often referred to as "lolis") and $%&@.

As for the video, plenty of fox videos have been made about anonymous, and it is basically like taking extremists of a religion and saying they define it: Only a small percentage of anonymous actually makes death threats, hacks computers, etc.

INTERNET HATE MACHINE, as they say.

Anyways, for the love of God, people; rules one and two, eh?!

[mythicknight]

I love the chans. Hell, I DJ for one of their online radios. As usual, its the small sliver of assholes on them that make it look bad.

This post has been edited by mythicknight: 29 November 2007 - 02:52 AM

[unbiased mod]

keep this clean, and stop triggering there worms with typing there names eachtimes >_>

[Tron Paul]

Fox has used Anonymous in their shows OVER NINE THOUSAND times.

[Anchova]

I really have to wonder how many times FOX forums have been totally shut down.

[enragedlobster]

mythicknight, on Nov 29 2007, 03:48 AM, said:

I love the chans. Hell, I DJ for one of their online radios. As usual, its the small sliver of assholes on them that make it look bad.

Same for me, only minus the second sentence.

[Namfuak]

Esau of Isaac, on Nov 28 2007, 11:46 PM, said:

INTERNET HATE MACHINE, as they say.

Anyways, for the love of God, people; rules one and two, eh?!

That phrase came from Fox, as well.

But rules 1 and two don't really apply to /b/, since they do exist.

[Delta1212]

Namfuak, on Nov 29 2007, 05:39 PM, said:

That phrase came from Fox, as well.

We know.

[Esau of Isaac]

Namfuak, on Nov 29 2007, 02:39 PM, said:

That phrase came from Fox, as well.

But rules 1 and two don't really apply to /b/, since they do exist.

What? The rules totally apply. How don't they apply?

[Tron Paul]

Esau of Isaac, on Nov 29 2007, 05:23 PM, said:

What? The rules totally apply. How don't they apply?

He is the cancer that is killing /b/, don't be too upset over him.

[CRex of Gulo Gulo]

I'm waiting for one of the 'targets' of all this to turn out to be some kid with political connections, or well his parents are connected and mom goes crying to the State Police, FBI over this. The entire train wreck it ends up as should be fun.

The FBI may need to get a dog.

[Tron Paul]

CRex, on Nov 29 2007, 06:13 PM, said:

I'm waiting for one of the 'targets' of all this to turn out to be some kid with political connections, or well his parents are connected and mom goes crying to the State Police, FBI over this. The entire train wreck it ends up as should be fun.

The FBI may need to get a dog.

This scenario has been discussed over nine thousand times, /b/ has been ready to defend itself against this since at least 100 years ago.

[Namfuak]

Delta1212, on Nov 29 2007, 02:57 PM, said:

We know.

Not everyone does.

Esau of Isaac, on Nov 29 2007, 05:23 PM, said:

What? The rules totally apply. How don't they apply?

There is a board called /b/. This is a known fact. But, there is no organization known as anonymous.

Cowboy Cornholio, on Nov 29 2007, 06:07 PM, said:

He is the cancer that is killing /b/, don't be too upset over him.

What questionable things have I said in this thread that isn't in that sentence?