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Haha, That is too funny👍
they're on to us. they know about the view source... oh my god. help me jebus.
OMG. That cracked me up... dude, Jem, you are hilarious.
But hands-off Armorshell anyway. Thanks.
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they're on to us. they know about the view source... oh my god. help me jebus.
how do you know that?
edit: never mind.
Eh, I'm just jealous cuz the other day he said he was talking to you and that you're awesome. LOL.
i won't be surprised if someone called them................😡
I dont doubt that for a second.
It probably went a little something like this:
Hi, I am a current applicant for the 2008 cycle. Because waiting and extra ~15 hours was too excruciating, this morning I attempted to hack into your database by using a grease monkey script I downloaded off a website called SDN. It displayed that I was accepted into X, Y, and Z. Can you please confirm?
you used greasedmonkey? I just did a view source directly and it gave it to me. I'd be wary about installing someone unknown's "script" because they can just make webpages appear how they like it. Would be the biggest prank of Predental history...leading everyone to think they got in.
The scripts I wrote are open source, very short and easy to follow. If you're so paranoid, you could look at the source and see I was just removing the <!-- and --> around the statuses.
heh.. yea especially when its AADSAS thats doing it. AADSAS makes the Dec 1st rule, and they are the one to break it.
No, I didnt use it, and by now everyone is pretty familiar with the show script feature.
I mentioned it because it made my story of a hypothetical call to AADSAS from a paranoid applicant sound better, possibly ruining the fun for everyone else.
