"Something Awful - e3 Report"

some steps to a conferance hall. I wents up them and met CHIRSTIAN ANTCOW!!!! but not his sistar. she si hot and we will marrey someday, I think PS: I DIDANT RELLY MEET CHRITSTIAN ANTCOW

Ok, today i'd like to add a new Feature to my page.. i'd like to call it "Fan Fare" where people who dont know me, message me out of the blue, and i proceed to fux0r with their heads.. so.. the first entry happened yesterday..

2000-05-12_Gore

"ABCNews - San Francisco Bans Size Discrimination"

The board’s unanimous decision added body size to city laws that already ban discrimination based on race, color, religion, age, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, disability, place of birth or gender identity, a category established to protect transsexuals.
The vote marked a key victory for the “fat acceptance” movement, a burgeoning national campaign aimed at improving the self-image and social standing of heavier Americans.

"MSNBC - Testosterone, What makes a man"

IT SEPARATES the men from the boys, and Tarzan from Jane. It puts the power in your punch, the bulk in your buff, makes you a lover — and maybe even a fighter. The potion is the hormone testosterone, a metaphor for all that is masculine — or so some think.
Testosterone, while produced by both men and women, is known as the male hormone. It literally does make a man. It starts it’s work in the womb, where it forms the male sex organs, and begins to give the brain it’s sense of being a man. Then at puberty, a surge of testosterone turns boys into men. It deepens their voices, gives them facial and body hair, develops muscles, and gives them their sex drive.

"C|net - Napster Hack allows free distribution of software, movies"

CNET News.com was able to use the program to locate and download several different types of files through Napster. A source at Napster said company executives are aware of Wrapster but have not done anything to block its use.
Wrapster joins a growing list of programs allowing the quick, free and wide distribution of illegally copied files. The trend is bad news for record companies, movie studios and software companies that have fought hard to keep their wares from being pirated online.

"C|net - Intel Workers Indited on Piracy Ring"

Last year, the Justice Department said it was launching an initiative to combat piracy and counterfeiting of intellectual property.
"This is the most significant investigation of copyright infringement involving the use of the Internet conducted to date by the FBI," said Kathleen McChesney, head of the FBI's Chicago office.
If convicted, the defendants could spend five years in prison and pay a $250,000 fine, or they could be ordered to pay a fine totaling twice the gross gain to any defendant or twice the gross loss to any victim, whichever is greater.